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Seagull no.16

April 16, 2017  •  Leave a Comment


Mama goat and kid

April 15, 2017  •  Leave a Comment


Spring

April 14, 2017  •  Leave a Comment


Rainbow

April 01, 2017  •  Leave a Comment


Tananger

March 28, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

Archive photo.


Dusk in Nendaz

March 27, 2017  •  Leave a Comment


Samye Ling no.2

March 26, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

Samye Ling Tibetan Centre, Eskdalemuir - a little piece of Tibet in the Scottish borders!


Colours

March 25, 2017  •  Leave a Comment


Tara

March 24, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

A golden statue of Tara, with a field of stars behind her, Samye Ling Tibetan Centre, Eskdalemuir, Scotland.


The Kelpies no.2

March 23, 2017  •  Leave a Comment


The Kelpies

March 22, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

These two 30-metre high steel sculptures of horses' heads stand at the end of the Forth and Clyde Canal in Grangemouth, Scotland.


Fishing boat

March 21, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

A fishing boat heading out past Aberdeen's South Pier Lighthouse


Rapids no.3

March 20, 2017  •  Leave a Comment


Footdee

March 19, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

Footdee is an old fishing village at the mouth of the River Dee which has been there since the early 1800s. Full of character and charm, it is now a Conservation Area.


Dunottar Castle no.2

March 18, 2017  •  Leave a Comment