Scotland

A view from the A9 at Aviemore

Broomhill station,

A passenger train just leaving Broomhill station for Aviemore

Boat of Garten railway station. Looking towards Grantown on Spey.

This curved bridge is part of the new A9 taking you off the Black Isle onto the main land.

Lybster is a east coast village in Caithness in northern Scotland. It was a heering fishing port before the claps of the fishing industry in the late 1970's.

Lybster

Dunbeath Harbour

Village Street, Dunbeath

Whaligoe Haven is surrounded by 250ft cliffs and is only reachable by walking down 330 steps built before 1760's. The winch was used to haul the herring boats out of the harbour.

Frewick farm is between Wick & John'o Groats on the A99.

Lybster, Harbour

Storm in the North Sea, Dunbeath

Storm in the North Sea at Lybster Harbour

Inverness

On the A9 between Aviemore and Inverness. The 1826 church is situated beside a small hillock knowns as Cnoc an't Saigart.

Can you spot the German helmet in the rock. This rock feature is seen on the A9 at the Slochd

Once a railway station on the Grantown to Forres line. It is now called the Dava Way and used mostly by hikers.

The bridge is in Carrbridge within Cairngorms National Park. It was built by John Niccelsone a stone mason from Ballindaloch in 1717

On the back roads between Grantown & Nairn

Sterling Castle is one of the largest and most important castle for both historically and architecturally in Scotland.

A row of houses beneath the Castle, Sterling