What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
Hi Yam - the stained glass is stunning ... I'm always amazed at how creative people have been ... the two bridges are delightful ... while the memorial gardens - lovely planting - cheers from a soggy south coast! Hilary
That bridge looks quite similar to the Greig Street one, actually. The stained glass is absolutely magnificent! Thank you for sharing this whole series Yamini, so very lovely to get back into Inverness through them. I have such wonderful memories of the Highlands, many thanks for refreshing them once again.
ooh the bridge over troubled water... ;O)
ReplyDeleteHi Yam - the stained glass is stunning ... I'm always amazed at how creative people have been ... the two bridges are delightful ... while the memorial gardens - lovely planting - cheers from a soggy south coast! Hilary
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! I love the bridge.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful bridge. I was shocked to see fisherman standing in what looks like a deep river at first. the stained glass is gorgeous
ReplyDeleteBeautiful water, stain glass, bridge and stature
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
Such a pretty walk there, by the river in Inverness. Nobby hope to be taken one day.
ReplyDeleteLoved the 1st 2 pics the best.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful photos you take! cheerio xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous area. The bridge was well worth the wait!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely views. We like that beautiful bridge.
ReplyDeleteThat bridge looks quite similar to the Greig Street one, actually. The stained glass is absolutely magnificent! Thank you for sharing this whole series Yamini, so very lovely to get back into Inverness through them. I have such wonderful memories of the Highlands, many thanks for refreshing them once again.
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