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malgorzatascotland | Coming to Scotland

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Travel information about Scotland, some good travel tips and beautiful images to look at . Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Passionate traveler and photographer. March 29, 2015. Near Maybole, Carrick, on the Ayrshire. Coast of Scotland. It is the former home of the Marquess of Alisa, the chief of Clan Kennedy, but is now owned by the National Trust for Scotland. Issued by the Royal Bank of Scotland. Ulzean Castle was constructed as an L-plan castle by order of the 10. Culzean Castle re...

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Places to see | Coming to Scotland

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Travel information about Scotland, some good travel tips and beautiful images to look at . Skip to primary content. Next, very remarkable and absolutely beautiful view was the Scottish hills in the sunset. I was travelling back, and I was on the coach again in the afternoon, it was summer time, August. We were on the coach when the sun was going down, the view was breathtaking. And It stays with me up till now. Photographs of Scottish landscape. On this blog I will try to show you where to go, what to se...

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RAW around the edges. A day at Loch Leven. – A view through the lens

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A view through the lens. March 6, 2016. RAW around the edges. A day at Loch Leven. Now moving on to my lovely walk around the loch. We chose to walk it all and stop at Vane Farm, its an RSPB site with a nice little cafe where we refuelled with cake and coffee. It’s a busy place, lots of walkers, joggers and cyclists however I was very impressed with how little rubbish there was laying around and there was not much dog mess either. The council are doing a good job of keeping it clean and tidy. If after re...

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An early rise – A view through the lens

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A view through the lens. April 25, 2016. April 29, 2016. On Saturday I managed my first trip out alone with the camera in quite some time. I was aiming to catch the sunrise however I slept in a little and almost missed it. Posted in Clyde Valley. 3 thoughts on “ An early rise. April 25, 2016 at 12:39. We’ve been up there – but not at that time of day! I’ll make do with your lovely photos. Liked by 1 person. April 25, 2016 at 12:48. It’s well worth though Anabel, sure I can’t tempt you? Liked by 1 person.

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Photo opportunities & walks in and around Lanarkshire. – A view through the lens

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A view through the lens. April 13, 2016. February 7, 2017. Photo opportunities and walks in and around Lanarkshire. Updated on 6th February 2017. Now lastly I would like to ask anyone who visits any of these sites that you show respect and please do not enter the buildings as some are in a bad way and can be dangerous. Also some are privately owned like Cambusnethan and Eastend and their owners do not want anyone entering the buildings. Thanks very much for reading, hope you find something of interest.

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Death of the point and shoot?  – A view through the lens

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A view through the lens. July 31, 2016. August 23, 2016. Death of the point and shoot? Do I or don’t I? OK so my title is maybe a little over dramatic but I believe there is becoming less and less need for a pocket point and shoot camera. Most of us carry our mobiles everywhere these days and therefore we always have something at hand to shoot with and the quality on phones is getting better and better. Why carry a camera and a phone and why pay the extra money for a camera? Canon at Culzean Castle.

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Travel tips | Coming to Scotland

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Travel information about Scotland, some good travel tips and beautiful images to look at . Skip to primary content. Scottish food is quite nice, traditional and good. If you like traditional meals, and you are on the budget you can get, ready microwave meals in big grocery stores like Morrisons or Tesco, Aldi etc, it’s not very healthy, but it can be acceptable for short time. If you want to travel from Scotland to England or Wales, you can take Megabus. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.

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Souvenirs from Scotland | Coming to Scotland

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Travel information about Scotland, some good travel tips and beautiful images to look at . Skip to primary content. Edinburgh Castle, Scotland Magnet. Create a one-of-a-kind custom magnet. St Andrews Castle, Scotland Refrigerator Magnets. Browse more Scotland Magnets. St Andrews Castle, Scotland, postcard. Find other Scotland Postcards at zazzle.com. St Abbs, Scotland, postcard. Designs on zazzle.com. St Andrews, The Swilcan Bridge, Scotland Postcard. Design Full color post cards. Create a Post card.

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Images to buy | Coming to Scotland

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Travel information about Scotland, some good travel tips and beautiful images to look at . Skip to primary content. All photographs that I use on this blog were taken by myself and will help you to get “the feel” and an idea how Scotland looks like. Various photographs from my. The collections displayed on my stock photography website. You can see some samples of images of Scotland below, when you click on the images you will be taken to another, original website with many more photographs of Scotland.

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Athelstaneford and the legend of the Saltire – The Glasgow Gallivanter

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Adventures at home and abroad. Athelstaneford and the legend of the Saltire. May 13, 2015. The Flag Heritage Centre commemorating this has to be the smallest museum I’ve ever been in! Five Photos, Five Stories: Day 1. 25 thoughts on “ Athelstaneford and the legend of the Saltire. May 13, 2015 / 15:21. Cute building and I like the story. Always nice to hear some historical facts. May 13, 2015 / 15:49. Facts or possibly legend! Liked by 1 person. May 13, 2015 / 16:27. Liked by 1 person. May 13, 2015 / 16:05.