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.
Hogmanay Party in The Glen Bar, Carradale, 31 Dec 2004. Most of the village appeared to have turned-out for what was universally agreed to be a most excellent party!
Fishing boats in Carradale harbour on Christmas Day, 2004.
Memorial to the crew of the Carradale trawler 'Antares' which was sunk and all her crew drowned when her nets were fouled by a Royal Navy submarine on Thursday, 22 Novermber 1990. This is mounted on the harbour wall in Carradale.
8:30am on Christmas Morning 2004 and snow is falling steadily on Carradale.
Sunrise from our back garden. At this time of year the sun doesn't climb very high in the sky but makes up for it with it's brilliance.
A rainbow touches-down in the field behind our house. Quick! Get the spades and dig up that crock of gold!
Dippen Bridge and nearby cottages, Carradale.
The Network Centre: home to a visitor's centre and tea house.
A panoramic view of Carradale harbour showing most of the fishing boats that are based here.
HMS Cattistock (M31) in Campbeltown harbour. M31 is one of the Royal Navy's fleet of 13 Hunt class minesweepers and is remarkable in the fact that they are the world's largest GRP-built ships, at 685 tonnes. When not on minesweeping duties they are often seconded to fisheries protection and patrol duties.