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Brandykins

Fondly Remembered

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21-11-2009, 11:53 AM

Dunnoter Castle

Grant took Loki and I to Dunnoter Castle during the Summer and I took these pics of it. The cliffs were really something to see. The Castle is full of history. I didn't go down to the bottom of the cliffs though, although there were stairs down, Grant did but I was a big feartie

The person at the end of the top of the cliff is Grant taking pics!!

and one I took of Loki whilst waiting on Grant coming back up from the base of the cliff!

dinahsmum

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21-11-2009, 12:38 PM

Re: Dunnoter Castle

Thay are lovely.
I enjoy castle-visiting, both ruins like that and 'occupied' ones

Mags

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21-11-2009, 12:42 PM

Re: Dunnoter Castle

That's stunning scenery

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21-11-2009, 03:15 PM

Re: Dunnoter Castle

Fantastic photos as usual Rose.

Moli

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21-11-2009, 03:18 PM

Re: Dunnoter Castle

Beautiful pictures, I have been there a few time, great place....Love the last picture....

Azz

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21-11-2009, 06:44 PM

Re: Dunnoter Castle

Nice shots BK!

Brandykins

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21-11-2009, 10:03 PM

Re: Dunnoter Castle

Originally Posted by dinahsmum ->

Thay are lovely.
I enjoy castle-visiting, both ruins like that and 'occupied' ones

It was breathtaking seeing that castle, wondering how the folk who lived in it ever survived! They certainly had gorgeous views!

Many thanks

Originally Posted by Mags ->

That's stunning scenery

I was quite dizzy looking over at it, never mind looking down the cliffs. I don't have a head for looking over cliffs

Many thanks

Originally Posted by nero ->

Fantastic photos as usual Rose.

Aw thank you Dennis, it was my first ever time up that way and I thorooughly enjoyed the day. The weather was glorious as well

Originally Posted by Moli ->

Beautiful pictures, I have been there a few time, great place....Love the last picture....

That was my first ever visit up in that direction - think we went into Stonehaven (not sure if that is right but it was a seaside place near it) as well. Took the Dundee coastal route home to here (Renfrewshire). You are lucky to go there often. Scenery is spectacular.

Thank you

Originally Posted by Azz ->

Nice shots BK!

Thank you Azz - my pics are never very good - I just point and shoot and hope for the best! My camera helps me though!

Again, thanks everyone

Take care.