Dunbar cement
Where did that lamppost come from?
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River Leven
River Leven
Speedboat
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Kilmahew Fountain - IRChrome
A Loch Lochy reflection
The Red Shed
Around Loch Affric
Kilmahew Fountain - Infrared
Sandpoint Marina - IRChrome
Pavilion Café - IRChrome
Red-Hot Pokers - Infrared
The Big Green - IRChrome
Tractor - IRChrome
HFF Isle of Skye Scotland September 1971
Yachts on the River Leven - IRChrome
Sandpoint Marina - IRChrome
Levengrove Park - IRChrome
Levengrove Park - IRChrome
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Dumbarton Quay
HFF from Pitlochry Station
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Woodyard Gate House
Maple Leaves
Kintail from Loch Cluanie
Above the Fog
Loch Cluanie
The Eagle of Perth
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Loch Duich
Demolition of Dumbarton Town Centre
Eilean Donan castle in profile
Bandstand - Infrared
Dumbarton Bridge and the River Leven - Infrared
Dollar Burn
Denny's Dock and Dumbarton Rock - Infrared
Heading home
Riverside Parish Church
Loch Alsh from Eilean Donan Castle.
Demolition of Dumbarton Town Centre
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The Dunbar Sphinx
This sphinx statue is situated on Lauderdale House in Dunbar. This Category A listed building incorporates a central block from around 1740,built for Captain James Fall, a wealthy Dunbar merchant. The building was significantly enlarged built to the design of Robert Adam in 1790 - 1792 for the Earl of Lauderdale and the sphinx was added at that time.
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