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Scotland > Deeside Towns and Villages (3 files)

Photos of the main towns and villages along the River Dee from Banchory westwards to Braemar with villages bordering the north and south sides of the river such as Torphins and Tarland to Strachan on the south.
Coull Kirkyard qax3747jhp 
 Coull Church cemetery tombstones Morven parish Deeside Aboyne Aberdeenshire Scotland box design kirkyard located off the Aboyne Tarland Road in the south east corner of Cromar. The Church of St Nathalan dating from the late 1700’s possibly on an early site founded in 450AD by St Nathalan with records from the 12th Century indicating ownership to Arbroath Abbey. In the grounds is a mort house. About ¼ mile to the south was the location of Coull Castle, a substantial fortress in the early 13th Century, of which nothing remains today. Continuing up the single lane road northwards brings you to the Slack of Tillylodge and the Queen’s viewpoint with spectacular views over Deeside towards Morven and the distant outline of Lochnagar Britain’s fourth highest mountain. 
 Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Aberdeenshire, Grampian, Deeside, Aboyne, Coull, Kirk, Church, oblong, box, 1798, St Nathalan, 450AD, Arbroath, Abbey, 13th Century, Tarland, Queen’s, Viewpoint, Slack, Castle, Tomnaverie, Morven, hill, lake, archaeology, archaeological, history, parish, tombstones, mort, house, belfry, birdcage, bell, Burgerhuys, early, Christian, granite, stones, pine-lined, landscape, spring, beech, trees, daffodils, entrance, gate, churchyard, cemetery, countryside, farming, rural, nature, colourful, colorful, peaceful, Historic, council, public, access, March, 2019, Nikon, D700, camera, digital, DSLR, photograph, photo
Coull Kirkyard qax3745jhp 
 Coull Church parish mort house gate Deeside Aboyne Aberdeenshire Scotland box design kirkyard located off the Aboyne Tarland Road in the south east corner of Cromar. The Church of St Nathalan dating from the late 1700’s possibly on an early site founded in 450AD by St Nathalan with records from the 12th Century indicating ownership to Arbroath Abbey. In the grounds is a mort house. About ¼ mile to the south was the location of Coull Castle, a substantial fortress in the early 13th Century, of which nothing remains today. Continuing up the single lane road northwards brings you to the Slack of Tillylodge and the Queen’s viewpoint with spectacular views over Deeside towards Morven and the distant outline of Lochnagar Britain’s fourth highest mountain. 
 Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Aberdeenshire, Grampian, Deeside, Aboyne, Coull, Kirk, Church, oblong, box, 1798, St Nathalan, 450AD, Arbroath, Abbey, 13th Century, Tarland, Queen’s, Viewpoint, Slack, Castle, Tomnaverie, Morven, hill, lake, archaeology, archaeological, history, parish, tombstones, mort, house, belfry, birdcage, bell, Burgerhuys, early, Christian, granite, stones, pine-lined, landscape, spring, beech, trees, daffodils, entrance, gate, churchyard, cemetery, countryside, farming, rural, nature, colourful, colorful, peaceful, Historic, council, public, access, March, 2019, Nikon, D700, camera, digital, DSLR, photograph, photo
Coull Kirkyard qax3744jhp 
 Coull Church parish Deeside Aboyne Aberdeenshire Scotland box design kirkyard located off the Aboyne Tarland Road in the south east corner of Cromar. The Church of St Nathalan dating from the late 1700’s possibly on an early site founded in 450AD by St Nathalan with records from the 12th Century indicating ownership to Arbroath Abbey. In the grounds is a mort house. About ¼ mile to the south was the location of Coull Castle, a substantial fortress in the early 13th Century, of which nothing remains today. Continuing up the single lane road northwards brings you to the Slack of Tillylodge and the Queen’s viewpoint with spectacular views over Deeside towards Morven and the distant outline of Lochnagar Britain’s fourth highest mountain. 
 Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Aberdeenshire, Grampian, Deeside, Aboyne, Coull, Kirk, Church, oblong, box, 1798, St Nathalan, 450AD, Arbroath, Abbey, 13th Century, Tarland, Queen’s, Viewpoint, Slack, Castle, Tomnaverie, Morven, hill, lake, archaeology, archaeological, history, parish, tombstones, mort, house, belfry, birdcage, bell, Burgerhuys, early, Christian, granite, stones, pine-lined, landscape, spring, beech, trees, daffodils, entrance, gate, churchyard, cemetery, countryside, farming, rural, nature, colourful, colorful, peaceful, Historic, council, public, access, March, 2019, Nikon, D700, camera, digital, DSLR, photograph, photo

Scotland > Morayshire (7 files)

The photographs in this gallery are located in Morayshire and include ancient sites, historic buildings and properties, churches, cathedrals, towns, the countryside and the coast.
Kinloss Abbey Tombstone UP290370jhp 
 Kinloss Abbey ruins Elgin Morayshire Scotland tombstone ivy Gothic Rannie carved still remains an active religious site with burials from the nearby RAF bases of Kinloss and Lossiemouth on the Moray coast of North East Scotland and it was built by King David in 1151. 
 Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Elgin, Moray, Morayshire, North, East, Morayshire, Kinloss Abbey, tombstones, ivy, creeper, burials, Christian, Christianity, spring, landscape, Rev, Rannie
Pluscarden Priory TO3357376JHP 
 Pluscarden Abbey Priory Working Christian Community Chapel Scotland Morayshire and gradually being restored to match its 1230 founding creation as one of only three Valliscaulian priories in Britain, is now in the Benedictine order as it was from 1454. Open to the public and offering tranquillity as well as home made produce from jams to polish and famous for its stained glass work, it is located near Elgin on an Elgin to Rafford sideroad. 
 Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Elgin, Moray, Morayshire, Highlands, landscape, Pluscarden, Priory, Abbey, Valliscaulian, Order, Benedictine, monks, Christian, Monastery, rural, countryside, restoration, Heldon, hill, spring, summer
Kinloss Abbey RAF Graves UP290378JHP 
 Kinloss Abbey Ruins RAF Graves Elgin Morayshire Tombstones Spring Photo still remains an active religious site with burials from the nearby RAF bases of Kinloss and Lossiemouth on the Moray coast of North East Scotland and it was built by King David in 1151. 
 Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Elgin, Moray, Morayshire, North, East, Morayshire, Kinloss Abbey, tombstones, RAF, personnel, graves, burials, Christian, Christianity, spring, landscape
Pluscarden Abbey Elgin TO3357384JHP 
 Pluscarden Abbey Priory Moray Scotland Countryside Rural setting Hill Forest is now a working Christian community and gradually being restored to match its 1230 founding creation as one of only three Valliscaulian priories in Britain, is now in the Benedictine order as it was from 1454. Open to the public and offering tranquillity as well as home made produce from jams to polish and famous for its stained glass work, it is located near Elgin on an Elgin to Rafford sideroad. 
 Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Elgin, Moray, Morayshire, Highlands, landscape, Pluscarden, Priory, Abbey, Valliscaulian, Order, Benedictine, monks, Christian, Christianity, Monastery, rural, countryside, restoration, Heldon, hill, spring, gorse
Pluscarden Abbey Elgin TO3357383JHP 
 Moray Pluscarden Abbey Priory Rural Setting Hill Forest Spring Colours but now a working Christian community and gradually being restored to match its 1230 founding creation as one of only three Valliscaulian priories in Britain, is now in the Benedictine order as it was from 1454. Open to the public and offering tranquillity as well as home made produce from jams to polish and famous for its stained glass work, it is located near Elgin on an Elgin to Rafford sideroad. 
 Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Elgin, Moray, Morayshire, Highlands, landscape, Pluscarden, Priory, Abbey, Valliscaulian, Order, Benedictine, monks, Christian, Christianity, Monastery, rural, countryside, restoration, Heldon, hill, spring, gorse
Pluscarden Abbey Elgin TO3357382JHP 
 Pluscarden Abbey Priory Morayshire Scotland Christian Countryside Setting Spring is now a working Christian community and gradually being restored to match its 1230 founding creation as one of only three Valliscaulian priories in Britain, is now in the Benedictine order as it was from 1454. Open to the public and offering tranquillity as well as home made produce from jams to polish and famous for its stained glass work, it is located near Elgin on an Elgin to Rafford sideroad. 
 Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Elgin, Moray, Morayshire, Highlands, upright, Pluscarden, Priory, Abbey, Valliscaulian, Order, Benedictine, monks, Christian, Christianity, Monastery, rural, countryside, restoration, Heldon, hill, spring, gorse
Kinloss Abbey Morayshire UP290368JHP 
 Kinloss Abbey Ruin Tombstones Ivy Creepers Cemetery Kirkyard Scotland built by King David in 1151, still remains an active religious site with burials from the nearby RAF bases in Morayshire on the Moray coast of North East Scotland especially Kinloss which is nearby. 
 Keywords: Elgin, Moray, Morayshire, North, East, Scotland, Scottish, Grampian, Aberdeenshire, Kinloss Abbey, tombstones, ivy, creeping, burial, religion, landscape, 2007, Christian, Christianity, Cistercian, St Benedict, Melrose, King David 1, 1150AD, Pope Alexander 111, 1174AD, confirmed, foundation, monastery, monks, reduced, 1650AD, Brodie, Cromwell, Inverness, Citadel

Scotland > Other Scotland (1 file)

Photographs taken in the mid 90's mainly for the AA Publishing & Ordnance Survey Highland and Islands Guide book using transparency film covering the Highlands of Scotland from Inverness, northwards through Easter Ross to Wick and Thurso, along the Northern Coast, down the West Coast, including the Islands of Skye and Mull. Other material included was gathered for other AA Publishing Guides including Shetland, Pitlochry and Tayside. New photographs are now included from 2012 book commission travels in Angus, Perth, Kinross, Trossachs and Tayside.
Arbroath Castle 94813JHP 
 Arbroath Abbey ruin red sandstone Scottish ruin photo Norman and early English times, a Historic Scotland property here viewed from the roadside located in this coastal town in Tayside on the east coast of Scotland. 
 Keywords: Scotland, Scottish, Tayside, Arbroath, town, Abbey, ruin, red, sandstone, Norman, Historic, landscape, transparency, scanned

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