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272. BISHOPS MITER??
I didn't see anything to indicate what this was or from what. To...
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Another beautiful stone house. The window on the right looks like it has been...
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The tree reminded me of a giant bug rearing up ready to snatch something. The...
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278. ON THE BRIDGE.
Isabel and George took us on a quick trip to see the Brig O'...
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I can't remember what the plaques on the house said. I wish I had taken a...
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On my way to the bridge. This is the path on the south side, which...
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283. THE PATH.
This is the path to the famed bridge. It gets darker as you walk along...
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This is the first glimpse I got of the bridge. There were too many...
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285. THE STEPS.
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I couldn't get a good shot from where I was standing so I...
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287. SUCCESS - IMG_3787 copy
My perseverance paid off. The sun came out from behind some clouds and left a...
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The bridge is about 35 feet high at it's apex. The water being...
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The bridge went through 3 rebuilds during the 17th century.
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Just when I thought I couldn't get any closer to the bridge, I saw...
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From a distance, in the bright sunlight, the bridge looked gray, but,...
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The red object to the right of the bridge is a life preserver. I guess people...
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Looking east towards the Don Bridge. Before the Brig O' Balgownie...
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295. THE ESTATE.
The estate which allowed me to take pictures from the river bank. I...
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296. THE POLL GONAIDH.
"Poll Gonaidh", the Gaelic word for,...
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