Sound of Soay

 The Sound of Soay making her way to Dunoon, in the background is the Hebridean Princess in the Holy Loch.

Cardross

 Cardross shore with Port Glasgow on the south side of the Clyde.

Ocean Youth Trust

 Ocean Youth Trust yacht at Greenock.

Lyle Hill View

 The tail of the bank from Lyle Hill.

ISLE OF ARRAN

 

Sunset over a moody looking Isle of Arran.

Holy Loch

 On the shore of the Holy Loch.

Inverkip

 Inverkip marina and the hills of the Cowal Peninsula.

Gourock

 A panorama from Gourock train station the Holy Loch to the left and Loch Long to the right, too many hills and mountains to name.

Clyde View

 Winter snow covered hills, the view from Langbank.

Gourock

 Gourock Bay with tower of ST Johns in the distance.

Dunure Harbour

 The entrance to Dunure Harbour on a bleak winters day with snow on the distant Isle of Arran.

Ardrishaig

 Ardrishaig is a coastal village on Loch Gilp, at the southern entrance to the Crinan Canal in Argyll and Bute in the west of Scotland. It lies immediately to the south of Lochgilphead, with the nearest larger town being Oban.

Rothesay Bay

 Rothesay Bay with the entrance to Loch Striven .

Firth of Clyde

 Waverley sailing past Isle of Cumbrae and Largs.

St Colmac's

 The ruins of St Colmac's Church  on the Isle of Bute , it lies a few miles from Port Bannatyne ,the church was built in 1836 by the second Marquees of Bute.

The church is built in the Neo Gothic style, it closed in 1980,the roof was removed due to its dangerous state of ill repair.

Gourock

 Sunset at Gourock looking up Loch Long and the mountains of Arrochar.

Isle of Cumbrae

 

Collecting haybales on the Isle of Cumbrae.

Brodick Castle

 Brodick castle is a National Trust property on the isle of Arran, the present castle dates back to 1844.

A bus from the ferry terminal stops at the castle, the grounds are included in the Inventory of Gardens and Designed Landscapes in Scotland, the castle is an A listed building.

Clyde Sunset

 Looking down river from Dumbarton to the Tail of the Bank.

Isle of Arran

 Sailing past the Isle of Arran with the Goat Fell and the purple heather about to bloom.