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| A short walk to Portcastle Bay and St. Ninian's Cave, which are located near the Isle of Whithorn in South Wesr Scotland. |
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| The path through Physgill Glen. |
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| Continuing through the wooded area. |
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| Finally reaching the beach at Portcastle Bay with St Ninian's Cave in the distance. |
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| Looking back up Physgill Glen from the beach. |
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| A spring on the beach. |
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| Natural rock sculpture. |
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| A Dinosaur egg!! |
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| More rock sculpture. |
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| A sea washed log. I wonder where it originally came from? |
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| The entrance to St Ninian's Cave. |
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| A closer look. The cave was sued as a retreat by St. Ninian and successors in the 6th and 7th centuries. |
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| Inside the cave. |
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| Looking out of the cave at Portcastle Bay. The shape of the cave opening is like the outline of a cat! |
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| Looking back along the beach. |
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| A final view looking back at the sea from the path along Physgill Glen. (Thanks to our Roving Scotland Correspondent for all of the above images). |
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