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vox-anglosphere · 1 month
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Scottish baronial architecture reached its zenith with Castle Fraser
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wgm-beautiful-world · 9 months
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Threave Castle - SCOTLAND
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runawayandhide · 1 month
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bluesman56 · 2 years
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West Kirby Evenings by Tony
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travelonourown · 9 months
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strathshepard · 2 years
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Linn of the River Dee above Braemar, Scotland. 
The name “Strath” means land hollowed out by a river, and it came from my great-great grandmother’s maiden name, Strathdee (land hollowed out by the River Dee, which is in the Highlands in Scotland, west of Aberdeen and Dunnottar Castle).
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fuggle1981 · 28 days
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liverpoollomo · 6 months
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Llangollen. Zorki 4. Ilford Ortho Plus.
I could not resist taking my Zorki 4 when i went for a trip to Langollen with a friends a few months ago. I could go back with any number of cameras and be inspired. It is a truly beautiful part of the world.
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benvironment · 7 months
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The Dee floodplain doing what floodplains do....seen from opposite sides of the glen this afternoon.
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sortofdan · 8 months
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New video! Walking & Talking in the Welsh Woods
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vox-anglosphere · 1 month
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It is said that every turret in Fyvie Castle holds a secret..
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neilirving73 · 1 year
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Had A Nice Walk On Sunday Afternoon
Went up on one of my favourite places, just love the views, never the same twice
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mariegolddoesthings · 2 months
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2/18/24
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"I may be small, but I've got a big heart. And a big spear that will show my support."'
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bluesman56 · 2 years
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When the sun reaches the edge by Tony
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travelonourown · 9 months
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Thu July 27
Left for Edinburg today, stopping at the pretty Potarch Bridge (over River Dee, completed 1813) for photos. The bridge is famous for strongman Donald Dinnie who carried the 332 kg Dinnie Stones across. After that we made our way to Roslyn Chapel for a visit. It is an amazing 15th century building with many intricate carvings, carved pillars and stone roof. The Victorians renovated the Chapel after it was abandoned for centuries, but we thought the two styles together was a bit jarring. Dan Brown’s “The DaVinci Code” generated a huge popularity for the Chapel that’s still seen today. We then drove to Lasswade, checked into the Laird and Dog Inn and had a final pub dinner there- haddock, scampi, chips and cask ale, of course!
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katlynthecat · 3 months
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From the river to the sea
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