I wouldn't be the only person to favour Scotland's west coast - its beautiful landscape, impressive geology. After a day...
Caithness Holiday Day 5: Badbea Clearance Village
An unusual choice of place to visit on the last day of one's holidays, but an important monument to Highland/Caithness...
Caithness Holiday 1
I had a few days' holiday at the end of May. The first day started in Perthshire and finished on...
Aberdeenshire Coast: Catterline
I'd never really explored much of the Aberdeenshire coastline. On Saturday, however - feeling liberated from EV range anxiety -...
The Far North
The intended road from Rosal due east was closed for road-works; I took an incredibly long detour all the way...
Above St Monan’s
The zig-zag harbour wall at St Monan's is one of those iconic photographic locations where it's impossible to pitch-up with...
Autumn Holiday Day 2: Assynt: Rainbows, Rocks and Stories
The first day of the holiday was spent in Glen Affric and working my way up to Rogart; on day...
Portknockie
Continuing the mega road-trip drive from a day in April: having taken in Dunnottar castle I proceeded up to Portknockie...
Portknockie (3/3): Bow-Fiddle
I've left the usual photos to last, seeing as how everyone else has shot this scene before. It wasn't particularly...
Portknockie (2/3): colourful rocks
The coast at Portknockie features an intermingling of Cullen quartzite (dating from Lower Dalradian times, 650 million years ago during...
Portknockie (1/3): an unusual view
This is by way of a little tease. The Interwebs are full of photos of this lump of rock taken...
Dunnottar Castle
Dunnottar Castle is a ruined medieval fortress located upon a rocky headland on the north-east coast of Scotland, about 2...
The Day After the Night Before: around Brighton
At last, last year's photos are all processed and finished! Herewith, a selection of snaps from a New Year's Day...
Crail Harbour Rocks (3): optimum light
[gallery columns="2" size="large" ids="1617,1616"] A continuation of, and the latest in, the "Crail Harbour Rocks" theme - I've already posted...