The Creels…
A fisherman in MacDuff Harbour, Scotland, baits his creels…

A fisherman in MacDuff Harbour, Scotland, baits his creels…
A monochrome image of MacDuff Harbour in Scotland. See larger versions of the images of MacDuff Harbour here.
The fishing vessel Lilly Oak sits on her cradle on the slip at MacDuff Harbour, Scotland. The slip is a long sloping concrete ramp (image coming soon) used to haul boats out of the water for repair and repainting. The cradle that supports the ships runs on railway lines on the slip.
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The Scarborough trawler Courage early this morning, fishing nets ready….
….not sure how you pronounce that one!
Where the River Deveron flows into the Moray Firth
MacDuff Harbour taken from Banff, Scotland…
A seal waves its tail in the air whilst sitting on a rock close to Banff, Scotland.
Katy enjoying her new home in Scotland. Long walks along the beach overlooking the Moray Firth…
I’ve returned to Banff after two weeks away in England. We went on a long walk to Whitehills (the next small town along the coast westwards from Banff) and back with the dog today. You can see our GPS track in the image below (total distance 6 miles). We enjoyed a lot of meandering when we were throwing the ball for the dog (who has never got the hang of ‘fetch’) on the beach. We also saw grey seal basking on the rocks at Whitehills, curlew and a heap of other sea birds were dishing about like wind-up toys on the beaches. There were heaps of other seabirds diving into the sea with ferocity in order to catch their breakfast. The Scottish landscape is beyond breathtaking and we find ourselves living in a small town which must be one of Scotland’s best kept secrets. And, by the way, Whitehills famous for this.
Note to self………remember to take the camera next time!