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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

Aray Bridge, also known as Inveraray Bridge, on a still but hazy/wet day, The bridge consists of two equal segmental arch spans of 65 ft (20 m) built of rubble with all faces of dressed masonry and partly balustraded parapets and it was completed in 1775/6. This is taken across Loch Shira ( a side arm of Loch Fyne) and the bird was I think a Heron looking for breakfast. View large please Good News www.ipernity.com/group/2260604/discuss/186918 .

We have arrived back in Inverness as this image of the Castle shows. At the end of our epic virtual tour of the ruggedly beautiful "North Coast 500" Well done, and thanks for the company, Herb.

Another image from the archives once again it's 2018, This is Loch Fyne at Inveraray Pier with the Clyde Puffer "Vital Spark" She was launched in 1943 as "VIC 27" (victualling inshore craft) These ships were a World War II derivative of the iconic Clyde-built puffers which, for nearly a century, were the lifeblood of coastal communities up and down the west coast of Scotland. She was the “"the smertest boat in the coastin' tred", with her blood red hull, shiny brass whistle and cargoes of anything from Heilan coos to furniture, and plenty of whisky. She also starred in the mini-series, Para Handy – Master Mariner I recommend a large view,,,,,,, HFF and a lovely weekend to all! I have a link to a programme on the Clyde Puffers for anyone who may be interested, www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXKCn_W9Mj0

Late on a misty afternoon just when the light started to fade as the sun set below the trees at Hawkridge Reservoir, Large perhaps!

Across Loch Linnhe from Corpach on a gorgeous morning with amazing light, Ben Nevis is the highest Mountain in the British Isles and the summit is 1,345 metres (4,413 ft)[1] above sea level. If you are able, please view this image large Last day of our North Coast 500 tour, tomorrow,

A sunny June afternoon As the Caledonian-McBrain (cal-mac) ferry "Loch Fyne" arrives at the mainland port of Mallaig, after a 30minute journey form Armadale on the Isle of Skye. "Loch Fyne" has a capicity of 200 passengers and 36 cars, Having driven The Road to the Isles from Fort William were waiting to drive aboard for a pleasant trip across the Sound of Sleat and a few days on the island! HFF and a great weekend!

Main Street East (on the left) and Main Street West (on the right ) plus Front St , Inveraray. with the towns church in the distance, HWW! a large view perhaps Established in 1745 by the 3rd Duke of Argyll, head of the powerful Clan Campbell, the town is an absolute set piece of Scottish Georgian architecture.