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St. Andrews Castle and Linlithgow Palace

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From the left: Arthur's Seat, Map showing where I took these from and a shot of our Parly buildings (there will be more, so run away fast).

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Another of the Parly, one of Queensberry House (now part of the Parly buildings and one of Calton hill.

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Last 2 for now:- The Palace of Holyrood House (Official residence in Scotland of the Royals) and Abe Lincoln

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looks great mate :-6:-6





i'm moving up there these sashanachees ????????get on my nerves:D

jimbo;668659 wrote: looks great mate :-6:-6





i'm moving up there these sashanachees ????????get on my nerves:D


Oh no god help us

Those are spectacular photos Chookie keep them coming Love all the castle shots.

Musiclover89;668672 wrote: Oh no god help us






well you will be in new york ...... hang on i might come with you :wah::wah:

Scotland is one of the most beautiful places that I have ever been to, I have net pals who live there.Their lives are so different to mine,the city girl.

Wonderful pictures. Now I really want to visit Scotland. :wah:

Wow, Chookie, your photos are so clear and the colors are vivid! What I loved about Arthur's Seat is the contrast between that dark green on the mountain against that deep blue sky. All that lush greenery makes me envious. I live near rocks and sand, hardly greenery. May I ask the significance of Lincoln being there? I was surprised. Is he a hero in Scotland? I loved your pictures very much! Thank you for sharing them.

Red, the greenery is green because of all the water that falls on it (and us).

I think Lincoln is there because he was the leaser of the winning side in your Civil War, Had the South won, it would probably be Jeff Davis stood there. It's the memorial to the Scottish soldiers who died in that war - apparently there some thousands, but, no Lincoln isn't a hero over here.

Thanks Chookie. See, that's something I should have realized, about the Scottish soldiers, but I didn't make the connection. I'm sorry. I sure do enjoy your pictures!