RRS 'Discovery'
RRS 'Discovery'
RRS 'Discovery'
Dundee Railway Station and sleeperz Hotel
Penguin
Penguins
Aeroplane Heading for Dundee Airport
Dundee from the V&A Museum
River Tay and Fife from the V&A Museum
Tay Road Bridge Linking Dundee and the Kingdom of…
Telford Beacon
Whale Murals
Fountains
River Tay Whale Sculpture with Ambient Sound
River Tay Whale Sculpture with Ambient Sound
V&A Museum
V&A Museum
V&A Museum
V&A Museum
V&A Museum
V&A Museum
V&A Museum
V&A Museum
Nethergate Skyline
Discovery Point
Istanbulie Kebab Shop
Grapes Mural
BBC Radio 1
Trades House Bar
Mercat Cross
Mary Mitchell Slessor Monument
Murraygate
Mercat Cross
Desperate Dan, Dawg and Minnie the Minx at the Ove…
March of the Penguins
March of the Penguins
March of the Penguins
The Keys Bar
Two Paddingtons at Luvians Ice-Cream Parlour
Market Street
Whale Mural, Black Watch Parade, Dundee
River Tay Whale Sculpture
Dundee Summer Sessions Mural
Tay Road Bridge
Underneath the Roadway
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St Mary's Tower
Nethergate, Dundee
The Tower is the oldest part of the structure, dating from the 15th century and is Scotland’s tallest surviving medieval church tower. Over the centuries several church buildings have been erected and have fallen on the site. The present Steeple Church dates from 1789. The other parts of the edifice on the east side, the Mary Slessor Centre and Dundee Parish Church (St Mary’s), were built in the 1840’s after a fire. Quoted from THE STEEPLE CHURCH DUNDEE website
The Tower is the oldest part of the structure, dating from the 15th century and is Scotland’s tallest surviving medieval church tower. Over the centuries several church buildings have been erected and have fallen on the site. The present Steeple Church dates from 1789. The other parts of the edifice on the east side, the Mary Slessor Centre and Dundee Parish Church (St Mary’s), were built in the 1840’s after a fire. Quoted from THE STEEPLE CHURCH DUNDEE website
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