It's a wild, wet, horrible day here today, but shortly before the rain started the low sun was casting a lovely light onto the waves as the wind was getting up.
This blog started as a year long project to post a photo taken in the Aberdeenshire village of Johnshaven every day for a year. Having completed all 366 postings, I'm going to keep adding the occasional photo. All comments are very welcome. If you see anything on here that is factually inaccurate, please feel free to put me right!
Thursday, 22 November 2012
Thursday, 15 November 2012
398. Johnshaven Calendar
A selection of photos from the blog have been complied into this 2013 calendar sold in aid of the Johnshaven Community Cafe Group. Calendars are available in the shop or from Johnshaven Stores at £5, every penny of which goes to the group.
If any followers of the blog would like to order a copy to be sent by post, please email me kate@starfishstudio.co.uk
UK postage would be £1.50, postage to Europe £3.00 and to the USA & Canada £4.00
Saturday, 3 November 2012
397. Morris Dancers
Here's something you don't see every day! A group of Morris Dancers called in this morning on their annual tour of Scotland. They performed down at the harbour before heading off to dance again at Dunnottar Castle.
Friday, 28 September 2012
Friday, 21 September 2012
395. Half and half
This large boat has been sitting on the wall dividing the inner and outer harbour for a few years.
It's now getting a paint job and at the moment the two sides are completely different!.
Tuesday, 11 September 2012
394. Flowers at the park
I took this photo at Wairds Park in Saturday's evening sunshine.
The flowers are growing in the top of the wall by the entrance to the park and they look absolutely lovely.
Thursday, 6 September 2012
393. The Plough Inn (as was)
This house, formally a pub, is the building across the road from the lobster shed.
Over the last few years it has been undergoing a massive refurbishment.
Unfortunately I don't have any photos from before the work started (that predates this blog), but these show recent developments which have dramatically improved the appearance of the building.
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