Ipernity Photo Gallery

A shot taken in 2012 and previously posted, River Orchy flows through the Glen of the same name. Image quality is not the best but it is a shot I like. Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © all rights reserved.

Following the River Etive as it weaves its way through the Glen Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © all rights reserved.

This is an image from 2013, As a Loch Linnhe day draws to a close. Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © all rights reserved.

Another re-post this time from 2013 image quality not as good then as they are now. Guess they will not fall out with the neighbours. (Achnambeithach Cottage) The cottage and sheep on the mountain give a good indication of size. Large if possible please Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © all rights reserved.

Into the North Sea as the sun goes down. Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland ..................Best on Black............. . .

A jewel of the Northumberland Coast, Late Afternoon sun highlights the castle against a stormy sky. Large Please

The North Sea at Cocklawburn , Northumberland, England. Best on Black.

Another image from my early days on IP, Loch Linnhe at Ardgour on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula, This is the remains of the fishing boat "Capri" I am unable to find out anything about the vessel but I seem to remember her tied up in the Caledonian canal at one point Large may be better © copyright 2014, All rights reserved, may not be used without my explicit permission

Evening over the RNLI Lifeboat station at St Abbs, Scottish Borders. Home the Atlantic 75 boat "Dorothy and Katherine Barr II " Despite local opposition and having already saved 4 lives in the year, the RNLI boat was withdrawn on 8th September 2015, urgent fundraising and a generous donation from Sir George Tunnock allowed the purchase of an independent lifeboat, she was named "Thomas Tunnock" and officially launched 17th September 2016. The St Abbs Lifeboat is crewed by a group of highly experienced men and women, most of whom work the seas around St Abbs every day as fishermen, dive boat operators and divers. Their local knowledge is second to none. Between them they have amassed over 330 years personal experience of saving lives at sea. (From the Lifeboat Web Site) www.stabbslifeboat.org.uk/support-stabbs-lifeboat