9th July
View from High Street down along Bridge Street. This is a busy shopping street. The building on the left with decorative towers on the roof is the Town House. It is Victorian Gothic in style and was completed in 1882. It houses the Inverness area Highland Council offices and Town Hall.
A decorative red sandstone tower at one corner of Inverness Castle.
5th July 2013
Castle Street. This is one of the main shopping streets in Douglas, the Isle of Man’s capital.
A long narrow public garden that runs parallel to the sea front promenade (Loch Promenade). In front is a memorial to David Kewley: an employee of the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company and a volunteer in the Lifeboat and Coastguard Services. He is credited with saving thirty people from drowning.
Tinos and Andros Islands
Cyclades, Greece
1st June
View towards a white-painted house with green shutters on the doors and windows. The sea just visible beyond.
Looking across the port at Tinos.
Another view of the port looking towards the long harbour wall.
Road at the side of the harbour.
Sunday, 30th June 2013
Pictures taken on a visit to Torquay, including a walk along the one mile Agatha Christie trail.
Torquay railway station.
Tony and Tatiana stood by the statue of Agatha Christie in Cary Gardens, Torquay.
Taking a break outside the Imperial Hotel, Torquay.
Outside the Grand Hotel, Torquay.
The Channel Islands (Norman: Îles d’la Manche, French: Îles Anglo-Normandes or Îles de la Manche), are 8 inhabited islands in the English Channel. They are British Crown Dependencies, located between the south coast of the United Kingdom and northern France. Jersey and Guernsey are Bailiwicks. They are considered the remnants of the Duchy of Normandy and are not part of the United Kingdom.
4th May 2013
St Thomas’
