Now where, you are asking, is that? Well, I am not
going to tell you, otherwise it would not be a secret! However, if you go to
the picture gallery, you will very soon get the idea where it is. And it IS
worth it!
Click here for a
rather nice
description, from a local book
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A rather nice old three-wheeler |
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A view from near Anwoth |
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Couple of lovely old cottages |
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The 17th Century chapel where Samuel Rutherford was
minister. |
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Typical of the area - the "Belties" |
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The area is steeped in history. |
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Coast of the "mull" from Port William |
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Looking the other way - towards Port William. |
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Typical cottage of the West. |
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Inland country - near Newton Stewart. |
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Village port of Drummore |
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Gatehouse-of-Fleet |
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Kircudbright from across the river. |
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The view towards Kircudbright. |
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Port Logan, on the Mull of Galloway. |
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Mull near its tip - the Western side. |
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Windy day at Portpatrick |
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Portpatrick harbour entrance |
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The Harbour exit at Portpatrick |
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The inner harbour at Portpatrick |
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Rough seas at Port. |
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The seafront at Portpatrick |
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From the Eastern end of Port. |
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Whithorn harbour at low-tide |
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The Port William harbour at low tide |
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More at Port William |
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The RNLI flag flying at Portpatrick |
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A lovely deserted road! |
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A lovely quiet scene, near Whithorn |
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St. John's Town at Dalry |
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Another of St. Johns |
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Isle of Whithorn village |
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Harbour at Isle of Whithorn |
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LAST - a commercial shot of storm weather. |
All pictures were taken by and copyright of Alan Newble.
2001-2006.