ecosse
5 photos and 1 illustration tagged ecosse, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.
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- scotland
- ruin
- ruine
- ruina
- rovine
- church
- gothic
- nationalgalleriesofscotland
- gothique
- gotik
- gotico
- gotic
- abbey
- columns
- victorian
- monastery
- monasterio
- monastere
- kloster
- monastero
- mosteiro
- abbaye
- abbazia
- monestir
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The last upload was August 2020.
The BL King’s Topographical Collection: "Les Isles Britanniques ;" from British Library uploaded August 2020
[The castle, Rothsay (i.e. Rothesay), Scotland] (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded April 2009
[Dunottar Castle, Stonehaven, Scotland] (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded April 2009
Iona from National Galleries of Scotland Commons uploaded December 2008
Melrose Abbey from National Galleries of Scotland Commons uploaded December 2008
Rosslyn Chapel Apprentice Pillar from National Galleries of Scotland Commons uploaded December 2008
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Rosslyn Chapel Apprentice Pillar
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- lisa_shapiro2002@yahoo.com said:
[The castle, Rothsay (i.e. Rothesay), Scotland] (LOC)
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Tayne said:
Now under the care of Historic Scotland www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/propertyresults/propertyover... Castle
[Dunottar Castle, Stonehaven, Scotland] (LOC)
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Comfortable Thought said:
This is the view today (possibly taken from the bridge in the picture above).
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Roger W said:
Dunnottar Castle from the west,, September 1990. -
Scott Walker said:
Pano shot from 2008, some things never change much.
Edited 20/4/09. Put on link to show that things have not changed much in the last hundred odd years. I would really recommend anyone who gets the change to visit, as no picture I have seen does the setting credit not even our 100 year old picture above. Sorry if there was any confusion. -
Simon__ said:
i still prefer the old one to all of the new digitial versions, looks so much better
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Tom Fletcher said:
I am always interested in history. This is very interesting stuff. I have a series on my Flickr site in my sets where I have done a similar thing to places here in Australia. Most of the pics have been taken about 20 years apart.