Islands

Purple Heather Purple heather growing along the shores of a Hebridean loch – Loch Bharp on South Uist.

Early Morning Early morning light – from the Loch Boisdale to Mallaig ferry

Ring of Brodgar The Ring of Brodgar stone circle in Orkney

Hebridean Sunset Hebridean Sunset at Grogarry Lodge, South Uist

Stanydale Temple, Shetland Stanydale Temple is a Neolithic site in Shetland

Hebridean Beach A Hebridean Beach on Vatersay in the Outer Hebrides

The Old Schoolhouse The old schoolhouse, on the shores of Schoolhouse Loch, South Uist

Hebridean Scenery Spectacular Hebridean Scenery from the Loch Boisdale to Mallaig ferry

Loch Dun na Cille Loch Dun na Cille, South Uist

A Cottage on South Uist A cottage on the shores of Castle Loch, South Uist

Mousa Broch Mousa Broch is the best preserved example of an Iron Age Broch in Scotland.  It was built around 100BC and is on the island of Mousa.

The Italian Chapel, Orkney The Italian chapel was built by Italian prisoners of war, using whatever materials came to hand.  It is well worth a visit.

Burray Island Burray Island  is one of the Orkney Islands – it is situated to the East of Scapa Flow and is joined to other islands by the Churchill Barriers.