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Kintyre Coast
Standing Stones
Mountain Mist
Loch Wall
Harvest Time!
When The Tide Goes Out
"Queen of the Hebrides"
Only Walls Remain
Castle Moil Ruins
The Black Cuillin,
Lightkeepers Cottage (pip)
Beneath the Ruins
Wind Pump
Harbour Light
Windy!
Harbour Wall
Flow Country
Maratime Matters
A distant bench with a light.
Quayside
Ornsay Island
Bench in the Shade
Walls and Ripples
Coast and Castle
Shoreline Tree
Thunder Storm
Pre Storm Light! pip
Starling Fly Past
Sunset Drive,
Partial Shade,
Red Kite Country, pips
Starting the Climb
Wall Hair
All done by Water
Bay View.
Mid Summer Peace
Short Fence
Light Across the Water
Solway View
Waters Edge
Somerset Levels
Sea Wall, pip
Pub Garden, pips.
Sunset! Caithness Style
Puffin Watch
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Abbey Ruins
Kilwinning Abbey, Established circa 1162 - 1168, Disestablished 1592
And the Kilwinning parish church through the arch
Kilwinning Abbey was founded in the late 1100s. It has close ties to Kelso Abbey, one of Scotland’s great borders abbeys, which provided it with colonising monks.
The monks of Kilwinning had a peaceful existence in their 400-year stay here. The abbey was ‘cast down’ following the Protestant Reformation of 1560, though its magnificent south transept still stands nearly to its full height today.
Large for detail Please, HWW and a good Wednesday to all
And the Kilwinning parish church through the arch
Kilwinning Abbey was founded in the late 1100s. It has close ties to Kelso Abbey, one of Scotland’s great borders abbeys, which provided it with colonising monks.
The monks of Kilwinning had a peaceful existence in their 400-year stay here. The abbey was ‘cast down’ following the Protestant Reformation of 1560, though its magnificent south transept still stands nearly to its full height today.
Large for detail Please, HWW and a good Wednesday to all
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