Montrose
Hello,
Today I am sharing a couple of images of the Church in Montrose.
I really like how the spire is such a dominating structure along the high street and skyline.
Some information on the structure.
The Old and St Andrew's Church ('Auld Kirk') is a Church of Scotland church in Montrose, Angus. It was dedicated in 1793.
The current steeple, designed by James Gillespie Graham, was completed in 1834.
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Lee
Hello,
Today I’m sharing some images taken at Scurdie Ness Lighthouse on the East Coast of Scotland.
Built in 1870 as a prevention method after 11 recorded ship wrecks were recorded around the mouth of the esturay.
Finishing with a selfie taken at -8 degrees in the morning.
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Lee
Good morning,
Recently we enjoyed a walk to Elephant rock. Here are a couple of images.
Elephant Rock is a great site off the beaten track. It’s out in the countryside, about 3 miles from Montrose and just on the outskirts of Ferryden. It makes a perfect trip out if you are visiting Montrose.
Elephant Rock also known as Rock of St Skae is a naturally formed coastal arch of volcanic rock. It has been shaped by the elements and resembles the shape of an elephant’s head and trunk. The coastal views on a fine day are amazing.
Chapel of St Skae burial ground.
The 12th-century Chapel of St Skae also known as Chapel of St Skay is perched high on the cliffs just above Elephant Rock. Look for a grave of George James Ramsay who according to the engraving on the stone made obviously in error, died 19 years before he was even born! See if you can find his grave.
Upon leaving Elephant rock, we called into Lunan Bay.
Information if you are visiting.
Lunan Bay has attracted many visitors throughout the ages, from Viking armies in the 10th century to generations of holidaymakers. Today it offers a secluded haven on the dramatic Angus coastline.
This stunning east-facing beach is backed by sand dunes and framed by low cliffs to the north and south. From its northern end at Boddin Point, located about three miles south of Montrose, Lunan bay extends two miles south to Ethie Haven. The beach is a popular destination for surfers and horse riders, and traditional fishing is still practiced here with nets strung on poles dug into the sand to trap fish in the receding tide. The beach is also a fantastic place to go bird watching with several fantastic species to spot. After a storm, the sands sometimes yield agates and gem stones which glimmer in the sunlight.
The best access to the beach is found via the car park at its rear.
IF you visit and take images, I would love to see, tag me over on Instagram @lee_ramsden
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Lee
Good morning,
Here are a couple of images that were taken early one morning of Montrose Quay.
Who Uses Montrose Port?
As one of the largest Chain and Anchor ports globally and with the world’s largest chain inspection companies, InterMoor and First Marine Solutions, calling it home, Montrose Port is strategically placed to work with supply vessels servicing wind farms, oil rigs and other destinations in the North Sea and far beyond.
They have long been trusted by some of the biggest names in the oil and gas industry as well as the renewables sector, supporting the different stages of their ventures from operations and maintenance to decommissioning.
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Lee