Edinburgh Miscellany

The Scott Monument in Princes Street, Edinburgh.

Jenners Department Store.

Edinburgh Castle. 

Rose Street Brewery.

Advocate's Close

Craig's Close,

Edinburgh's smallest pub - The Halfway House in Fleshmarket Close.

Morecambe Stone Jetty: Part 2 of 2

The end of the Stone Jetty is called Trafalgar Point, marked by this rather plain looking sign. 

Fishing out in the Bay. I hope they watch the tide that races in at this point. 

The ever changing mud flats and quicksands of Morecambe Bay. 

Looking back into the sun from the end of the Jetty towards the Midland Hotel.  

Low tide.

The top of the old Stone Jetty lighthouse.

Modern sculptures.

Modern art? 

Morecambe Stone Jetty: Part 1 of 2

Signpost by Morecambe's Stone Jetty.

The Midland Hotel overlooks both the Jetty and Morecambe Bay.

By the slipway. 

A virtually deserted Stone Jetty. 

One of the bird sculptures.

He always looks so miserable! 

The town of Morecambe's first ever railway terminus. See photo below. 

The old Lighthouse.

Looking towards the Jetty end, called Trafalgar Point.

Yealand Conyers

A trio of photo's all taken by Lynda Braithwaite in the village of Yealand Conyers last Saturday. 

The main road through Yealand Conyers. 

Peter Lane. 

Silverdale: Part 2 of 2

Old milk churns outside the Wolfhouse Gallery. 

Refreshment stop!

The Wolfhouse.

Looking out over the Bay. 

Signs of Spring. 

More signs of Spring. 

A secluded residence. 

House of hearts. It was Valentine's Day after all. 

The Silverdale Hotel.

Approaching the village centre of Silverdale. 

Silverdale: Part 1 of 2

A few photographs taken whilst walking around the Silverdale area last Saturday morning. All were taken by Lynda Braithwaite. The first is of a gate in Hollins Lane. 

Sun stripes? The sun casting shadows across a field. 

A signpost and a slit stile. 

Walking through Woodwell Wood. 

A house in the woods. 

Lindeth Tower.

A view towards Morecambe Bay

Now which way?

Another view of Lindeth Tower.