Edinburgh’s red light district

(Made you look!)
Actually Atholl Crescent Lane.

Soroba Lane

Another Oban pic.

Crackle fire

Found lurking in the drafts folder. Hope you like it.

Keills Port South Quay

Keills Port South Quay

At the end of the peninsula south of Tayvallich lies the little-used Keills Port. This slipway is the still-operational South Quay and maintained by Argyll and Bute Council. The gated road to the quay is a public road its full length and, contrary to the signs, it is possible to turn a vehicle at the quay end. That said, the best approach is on foot or bicycle to maintain the tranquility of the place. This was once busy with traffic from the Isle of Jura, which lies across the sound. Seals and otters can be seen here and the slipway itself is covered with sea pinks in the spring.

The quay was built in 1821 on the orders of the Parliamentary Commissioners for Highland Roads and Bridges and is attributed to Thomas Telford.

Canmore.

Crossing the Rubicon

A new bar on Great Western Road, Glasgow. 

Tiny moss carpet

A miniature carpet of tiny moss plants by Cam Loch in North Knapdale.

Red

More eye candy from Edinburgh’s Botanic Gardens.

Red door

A red door in Cabriès. Looks like they have fierce mice.

Balcony in old Krakow

This balcony caught my eye when we took a carriage ride around old Krakow. Several balconies were adorned with flowers, but this was the best.

Lodge sign

We’re in Poland for a wedding, and this is the illuminated sign outside our bedroom as seen from the balcony. Pokoje means rooms to let.