Highlights of Scotland
Photo index
Since I have put a lot of Scotland photos on my Web pages,
a list of them seems useful. They are sorted by subject, so that
some can appear more than once in this list;
there are now 117 different photos.
The links lead to the page on which the photo is shown
(each of these pages has 3 photos and is about 60 kb).
===> Alternatively, use the:
clickable map (35kb)
You can follow some kind of Picture Tour, which sort of starts
at this page, using links at the
bottom of each photo page.
- Animals
- Seabirds in the Isle of May -- part 1
- Seabirds in the Isle of May -- part 2
- Smokies in Arbroath
- Squirrel eating chips
- Castles, Palaces, Houses
- Aberdour Castle, in Aberdour
- Ardvreck Castle, at Loch Assynt
- Balmoral Castle, near Crathie
- Balgonie Castle, near Markinch
- Balhousie Castle, in Perth
- Barcaldine Castle, near Benderloch
- Broughty Castle, in Brought Ferry
- Drummond Castle, near Crieff
- Dudhope Castle, in Dundee
- House of Dun, near Montrose
- Dunrobin Castle, near Golspie
- Earlshall Castle, in Leuchars
- Edinburgh Castle, in Edinburgh
- Fasque, near Fettercairn
- Glamis Castle, near Glamis
- Glenbuchat Castle, near Alford
- Palace of Holyroodhouse, in Edinburgh
- Invermark Castle, in Glen Esk
- Kilchurn Castle, at Loch Awe (two photos)
- Kilmory Castle, in Lochgilphead
- Churches, Abbeys
- Arbroath Abbey
- Leuchars Parish Church
- Remains of the Nunnery on Iona
- Rosslyn Chapel, Roslin (three photos)
- St. Vigeans Church, Arbroath
- Cliffs
- Between Arbroath and Auchmithie
- Butt of Lewis, at the very north of Lewis
- At the Isle of May
- Gardens
- Arduaine Garden, Arduaine
- At Aberdour Castle
- At Brodick Castle, Brodick, Arran
- Inverewe Garden, near Poolewe (one photo;
three extra photos)
- Glens and rivers (see also waterfalls below)
- Firth of Forth -- Forth Bridges (three photos)
- Glen Clova (three photos)
- Glen Clunie
- Glen Coe -- part 1 (three photos)
- Glen Coe -- part 2 (three photos)
- Glen Esk (three photos)
- Glen Nevis -- part 1 (three photos)
- Glen Nevis -- part 2 (three photos)
- River Dee
- Glen Shee (two photos)
- River Tanar coming from Glen Tanar
- River Tay at Dundee (three photos)
- Slack Burn near Fettercairn
- Lewis and Harris
- Butt of Lewis at the very north of Lewis
- The Golden Road
along the West coast of South-Harris
- Standing Stones of Callanish
- Lochs and other landscapes
- Loch Awe (two photos)
- Loch Assynt
- Loch Duich (two photos)
- Rannoch Moor (three photos)
- Pre-historic sites
- Cullerlie stone circle, Grampian
- Culsh earth house, Grampian (two photos)
- Midmar Kirk stone circle, Grampian
- Standing Stones of Callanish, Lewis
- Standing Stones of Stenness, Orkney
- Tomnaverie stone circle, Grampian
- The sky and the Sun
- Clouds, the Sun and water (three photos)
- Kinshaldy Beach
- Sunset in Oban
- Silhouettes with Sun and water (three photos)
- Sun over the North Sea
- Waterfalls
- Falls of Measach,
about 20 km south-east of Ullapool
- At Invermoriston, beside Loch Ness (two photos)
- Shin Falls, near Lairg
- Victoria Falls, near Loch Maree
- Varia
- Bealach-na-Ba, or 'Cattle pass' (three photos)
- Ferry from IJmuiden to Newcastle
- Fisher Close, Edinburgh
- Forth Bridges (three photos)
- In Montrose (two photos)
- Kinshaldy Beach (three photos)
- Piper band
- Scottish border at the A1
- Smokies in Arbroath
- UK coastline near Newcastle
- Note:
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All photos on this site are taken by me personally
and therefore I own the copyright (© 1995-1998).
Please do not use them without asking me first!
In any case, commercial use is not allowed.
More about Scottish castles
A castle page received the
StudyWeb Excellence Award
on 11 September 1999; see
their "Architecture
- Buildings
& Projects - Castles" section.
[Note: StudyWeb seems to have vanished.]
part of:
Rampant Scotland
Directory - Castles
Where did I take the photos?
small map (17kb) of Scotland (without the islands north of Scotland:
Orkney, Shetland).
At every photo page a map like this one shows with red squares
where the photos on that page were taken.
This same map is the basis of the
clickable map,
where clicking on red squares leads to a photo page.
The original of the map is a part of a
full map (46kb) of Britain
(again without the islands north of Scotland: Orkney, Shetland),
which I retreived from a Web page of the
University of Dundee.
The map shows only the major cities and roads in the UK; a map showing more
places and roads in the UK is available through the
PCL Map Collection.
This pages has received a
StudySphere Award
as one of the best
educational resources on the Web.
[20 June 2006]
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