These are a few images I took while traveling through Scotland. Above is the church in the town of St. Monans,
a small town on the east coast, north of the Firth of Forth.
The great grandfather of one of my travel companions, Laurie, was buried here, but the weathering of the stones from the adjacent ocean
kept us from discovering his site. Below left, the young daughter at a home that also serves lunches on the small
Isle of Kerrera drinks and wears her milk.
On the right, my other travel companion, Anne, stands in front of a field of a non-native crop called rape seed.
The harbor of Portree, on the east side of the Isle of Skye.
Victoria Falls, near Loch Maree
The farthest north I have ever been, near Achiltibuie.
