Still: 9am Sunday

 

Mr & Mrs Golden-Ringed Dragonfly

 

The Kyles

 

Smug’s Mural of St Mungo

 

The Ramshorn

 

The Ramshorn is a former church on Ingram Street in Glasgow and is home to Scotland’s National Centre for Languages and the Confucius Institute for Scotland’s Schools, both centres within the University of Strathclyde. It was originally built as St David’s Parish Church in 1824, replacing a church that had stood on the site since 1720. Many prominent Glaswegians are buried in the surrounding cemetery, including industrialist David Dale, and tobacco merchants Andrew Buchanan and John Glassford. 

The Denbigh

 

This contraption is outside the Strachur Smiddy and would appear to have once been a type of drilling machine, “the Denbigh”.

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Loch Fyne Oyster Bar

 

Private Spot on Loch Riddon

 

From the Head of Loch Fyne

 

Phormium Flowers

 

Red Shed

 

Strachur Parish Church

 

Chatty Jetty

 

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Old VR Postbox

 Of the 115,000 postboxes across the UK, more than half are EIIR (Queen Elizabeth II) and 15% are GR (King George VI) - see June 26th. Only 6% are VR (Queen Victoria). Fewer still are EVIIR (Edward VII) and very rare are EVIIIR (Edward VIII) - there are only 171 from his short reign in 1936. 

Forth Road Bridges

 

1967 AEC Reliance, Fleet No 150

 

Wee Annie Kempock

 

Wee Annie is considered to be a brother to Bobby Wemyss (see February 1st). Designed by the same artist, Angela Hunter, she’s sitting on a suitcase looking out towards Gourock train station and ferry terminal and is aptly called “Girl on a Suitcase”. 

NAW!

 

North Queensferry Harbour Light Tower

 

Built in 1817 by Robert Stevenson, this is the world’s smallest working light tower. 

Zoo Loos

 

Morning at the Peat Inn

 

Pittenweem

 

Forth Bridge

 

Tighnabruaich Free Church

 

Balloch

 

Perch Light

 

Dunoon

 

Sound Bath