NC500 GT. - 49 – Thurso
NC500 GT. - 50 – Thurso
NC500 GT. - 51 – Dunnet Bay
NC500 GT. - 52 – Dunnet Bay
The barns and lines of Wensleydale
NC500 GT. - 53 – Dunnet Head
NC500 GT. - 54 – The Castle of Mey
NC500 GT. - 55 – Giles Bay
NC500 GT. - 56 – John o' Groats
NC500 GT. - 57 – John o' Groats
NC500 GT. - 58 – Dunscaby Head
NC500 GT. - 59 – Dunscaby Head Stacks
NC500 GT. - 60 – Dunscaby Head Puffins
NC500 GT. - 61 – Wick
NC500 GT. - 62 – Wick
HFF~ NC500 GT. - 63 – Wick
NC500 GT. - 64 – Firth of Cromarty
NC500 GT. - 65 –Cromarty
HBM~ Shawl walk bench
NC500 GT. - 66 –Journeys End-Inverness
Vision of Port-an-Eorna
HWW ~ Love Lane
A quiet corner of Duirnish
NC500 GT. - 47 – Thurso
NC500 GT. - 46 – Talmine
NC500 GT. - 45 – Kyle of Tongue
NC500 GT. - 44 – Kyle of Tongue
NC500 GT. - 43 – Kyle of Tongue
NC500 GT. - 42 – Kyle of Tongue
NC500 GT. - 41 – Kyle of Tongue
NC500 GT. - 40 – Smoo Cave
NC500 GT. - 39 – Balnakei Bay
NC500 GT. - 38 – Durness
NC500 GT. - 37 – Durness
NC500 GT. - 36 – Balnakei Bay
NC500 GT. - 35 – Cape Wrath
Can we have too much of Port-An-Eorna
NC500 GT. - 34 – Sandwood Bay
HFF~NC500 GT. - 33 – Oldshoremore
NC500 GT. - 32a – Kinlochbervie
NC500 GT. - 32 – Handa Island
NC500 GT. - 31 – To Handa Island
NC500 GT. - 31 – Kylesku Bridge
NC500 GT. - 31 – Suilven
NC500 GT. - 30 – Drumbeg
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HFF~NC500 GT. - 48 – Thurso
A short walk along Thurso's Scrabster harbour brings us to this splendid lighthouse.
Just around the bay from Thurso on the western headland of Scrabster is Holburn Head Lighthouse. Close by in the harbour, ferries run from Scrabster to Stromness in Orkney.
Another David & Thomas Stevenson design. A light was first exhibited at Holburn Head on 1st September 1862, displaying a flashing white light towards the Pentland Firth and Thurso Bay. A red light sector shone towards Scrabster Roadstead. Discontinued in 2003.
The NC 500: The Scottish 'North Coast 500' is one of the world’s most beautiful road trips. A route of just over 500 miles (516) of stunning coastal scenery, white sandy beaches, rugged mountains, remote fishing villages and hidden gems.
Just around the bay from Thurso on the western headland of Scrabster is Holburn Head Lighthouse. Close by in the harbour, ferries run from Scrabster to Stromness in Orkney.
Another David & Thomas Stevenson design. A light was first exhibited at Holburn Head on 1st September 1862, displaying a flashing white light towards the Pentland Firth and Thurso Bay. A red light sector shone towards Scrabster Roadstead. Discontinued in 2003.
The NC 500: The Scottish 'North Coast 500' is one of the world’s most beautiful road trips. A route of just over 500 miles (516) of stunning coastal scenery, white sandy beaches, rugged mountains, remote fishing villages and hidden gems.
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I LOVE THIS ONE STILL HAS HER KEEPERS QUARTERS TOO
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Belated HFF Herb!
Best wishes Carol
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