Inverness Botanic Gardens: Part 3 of 3

Moving to the outdoor area of the Botanic Gardens.  

Keeping a watchful eye on things.

Work in progress. 

Colourful display.

Am I allowed in? 

Inverness Botanic Gardens: Part 2 of 3

There are many unusual plants and flowers to be seen at the Botanic Gardens. 

The section of the Gardens containing Cacti. 

Another view of the waterfall. 

Inverness Botanic Gardens: Part 1 of 3

This is the second time we have visited the Inverness Botanic Gardens. It is highly recommended! Admission is free, to the Council run gardens. The cafe is a must as well -but that is not free!

The tropical plant house. 

A view from behind the waterfall. 

There is plenty to see and photograph.

Fish pond. 

Holme

The village of Holme is located 3 miles south east from Milnthorpe. The Parish has a population of just over 1,200. 

The main road through the village looking towards Milnthorpe. 

The Smithy Inn.  

Holy Trinity Church. 

The Church was built in 1839. 

Lime Tree Stores. 

The village War Memorial. 

Cobblers Cottage. 

A very old and substantially built cottages. 

Holme Post Office.

River Ness Walk: Part 2 of 2

Continuing the walk along the River Ness. The river was very high, due to snow melt off the surrounding mountains. 

One of the channels of water that feeds into The Ness. 

Foot bridge in the distance. The twin towers of Inverness Cathedral can also be seen above the trees.

Play time. 

The path we wanted to take to Ness Islands was off limits.

The bridge we would have crossed. Time for Plan B!

Back almost in the city centre. Inverness Castle.