The Sligachan Bridge, also referred to as the Sligachan Old Bridge, is situated in the small settlement of Sligachan, in the heart of the Isle of Skye. It spans the River Sligachan and lies along the main road A87, which connects Portree, Broadford, and the Skye Bridge. The bridge is surrounded by the dramatic Cuillin Mountains.
This was an evening photoshoot with the photography group.
Eilean Donan Castle in Loch Alsh, Kyle, Dornie, Scotland. These are doors for Dan’s Thursday Doors: https://nofacilities.com/2026/06/11/the-german-room/.
I paid to walk around the castle but not to go inside. I was amused by the contrail looking like smoke from the chimney on the castle. That is Marc by the tree.
Scenes from our first group visit to Eilean Donan – Kyle of Lochalsh, Scotland.
The third photograph is of a Rowan tree. The Rowan Tree Symbolism and Meaning in Celtic Mythology is fascinating.
The biggest surprise, and a life bird, was a fly by in the location of the last photograph by a White Tailed Eagle. I saw many cormorants and oyster catchers.
I bought three small things: A one inch tall fuzzy sheep and coo, a card, and a fridge magnet. The artwork is by Thomas Joseph. I added three pictures from his website.
It was raining a little but there was almost no wind which made the reflection perfect. A few of our photography group are in the last image.
The photography group stayed at an old inn, The Royal Hotel in Portree offering Sea View Accommodation with Bar and Restaurant in Portree on The Isle of Skye. Our room was at the top and there was no elevator. We had a lovely view.
The street where the charming West Highland Museum is on and a couple of local boats in Loch Linnhe.
