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When we visited Scotland last year, we went to Inverness and toured Loch Ness and the surrounding tourist sites.
These are some of the doors I photographed during this small part of our Scottish tour.
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Wow! It’s beautiful 🏠
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I thought so too. Thanks
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I bet that was an amazing trip, Robbie. Thanks for sharing all those cool doors and photos!
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My pleasure, Mae. It was a great trip. I have weeks of pictures lined up. I can’t believe how much we squeezed in.
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AYE! To the Scottish doors! What little globe trotters your sons are becoming. I believe that is a good thing.
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I think you learn a lot from travelling, Annette. We were getting around although nothing much this year, of course.
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I love this weekly ode to doors…I am going to take part next week! Gives me a week to find my doors!
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I like this challenge too, John. It if fun looking for the doors and sharing travel pictures too.
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Good collection. That last one–I almost thought I’d see a drawbridge as a door!
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I don’t think I have any pictures of drawbridges, Jacqui … actually, I think Dover Castle has a drawbridge. I’ll have to look for next week.
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We all live in a yellow… oh, never mind 😉
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Haha, Trent, have you seen how small it is. We travel light but that is pushing it.
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Some varied doors in this collection. In fact I think this is our first submarine door.
This must have been an amazing trip. I hope to do a tour of Scotland one day.
Thanks for sharing these 🙂
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My pleasure, Norm. Enjoy your break.
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I have enjoyed a wee dram or two of Glenmorangie single malt in the past but sadly never visited its distillery. Now I feel that missing link in my education has been, to a degree, filled. Thank you, Robbie.
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Hi Danny, it was a great trip. We toured the distillery and got to sniff one of the vats. Wow, it nearly knocked me off my feet.
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I bet you have so many stories of your trip to the UK it would take more than a year to tell them all.
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We do get around, Danny, and I hope it will take a year as I don’t think we’ll be able to travel until next year.
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Love the side view of the castle!!!
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Thank you. It was one of the few we didn’t actually visit. My hubby and son put their collective feet down after touring Eilean Donan and Dunvegan two days running.
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Nice photos! Now, I’m going to have the “Yellow Submarine” song stuck in my head.
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Haha, sorry about that.
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You captured some wonderful doors, Roberta. The castle is beautiful.
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Thanks, Dan. Lots of amazing places in the UK to photograph. South Africa is more about nature.
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I’m glad you were able to visit the UK.
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did you visit the distillery?
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Yes, we went on a tour. It was awesome, but you aren’t allowed to take pictures inside the plant.
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I am becoming a big fan of guided tours…
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I love the cottage! And of course the family pics!
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Thank you, Liz. An interesting place to visit.
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Ooooo that cottage is pretty. I have been there but I didn’t see that.
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The cottage is very old so I’m sure it’s always been there. I found the battle field very sad and poignant with the markers for the graves of the many dead.
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Fantastic! The cottage at the Culloden Battle Ground is totally fascinating! Thank you for sharing, Robbie!
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Hi Jan, I’m glad you found these pictures interesting. Culloden battle field was very poignant and sad.
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More great doors. That submarine looks like a model…I wonder did people actually use it? It’s cute! (K)
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No, it is no longer used. It was used previously, but now it is outside the museum as an attraction.
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Iverness resonates with… Outlander 🙂 😉
Kids grow too fast!
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It does and they do grow very fast.
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a great tour of the countryside and a peek at the men in your life … thanks for sharing!
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My pleasure, Kate. I love touring.
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me too, and this is definitely a great way to do it thru others posts 🙂
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Old submarines scare the absolute bejeezus out of me. The oldest were human powered, but the generation after that was DIESEL POWERED AAAAAGGGHHH! The suffocation chances were so large.
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Oh my, I didn’t know that H. I don’t like water so going on a boat even is not for me.
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Wonderful pictures Robbie. These pictures bring back some good memories of my daughter’s and my trip to Scotland a few years ago.
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I am glad to know that, Carla. We had such a great time.
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Going back is on my bucket list. There is still so much I didn’t get to see when I was there.
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A wide variety of doors, Robbie. I love that little cottage. Great pictures.
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Thank you, Diana. I did have taking pictures of doors in mind during our last trip abroad.
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I love the little cottage-so whimsical-but I think I’d be claustrophobic in there, lol
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I can’t imagine living in such a small house, Jacquie, but that is how it was then and for some people now, I’m sure.
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Robbie, these are great pictures. Did you see that series Outlander? I’m sure they were in a cottage much like that if not that exact cottage. What a sad time in history. I have to agree with H.R.R. about the submarine. That’s a pretty tiny place to be let alone to be under thousands of pounds of water. I can’t even imagine it! Thanks for sharing these photos. 🙂
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HI Marsha, I haven’t seen Outlander as I don’t watch much TV. I’ll ask my mother as she does watch it. I don’t like water very much, so submarines are not for me.
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LOL! Outlander is one of those series that requires binging. It’s like a good book and you can’t stop watching. It’s very sci-fi with a huge dose of Scottish history. Warning, it does have a lot more sex scenes than it needs, but you would love the history of it. 🙂 Have a great week.
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Thanks, Marsha. Now I know my mother has watched this and told me the entire story – she does that quite often. Thanks again.
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It sounds like your kind of thing. 🙂
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Wow! What a cottage. Wonder what it looks like from the inside.
Pat
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Wow! What a cottage. Wonder what it looks like from the inside.
Pat
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It is just one room inside. People lived very simply back then.
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That is true..
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