A selection of photographs of Carradale and the surrounding area. You are welcome to save them for your own use but please respect copyright and no commercial use without permission.
HM Customs vessel Vigilant tied-up alongside at Campbeltown.
Halloween Party at The Glen in Carradale. Many villagers and visitors alike turned out for what was to be a very entertaining evening.
Anyone recognise this stranger?
This forestry road takes you right through the windfarm on Deucheran Hill.
High above the village on Deucheran Hill is a windfarm. The turbines generate valuable electricity from renewable resources.
A rainbow above Carradale.
Ask not for whom the bell tolls... One of the fixtures on the harbour wall.
It mustn't be forgotten that Carradale has a working harbour with boats fishing for clams, lobsters and prawns.
One of the areas less-popular creatures. This jellyfish was spotted just a few feet from the end of the harbour wall.
During the summer there was a fund-raising day in the harbour to raise money for the RNLI. The lifeboat came up specially from Campbeltown and was joined by a passing lifeboat returning from relief duty on the Isle of Man. The Campbeltown lifeboat, RNLB Ernest and Mary Shaw (17-19), is a Severn class lifeboat and pretty much state of the art. The relief lifeboat, RNLB Dora Foster McDougall (14-24), is a smaller Trent class lifeboat.