In 1957 I went on a geology field trip from the University of St Andrews. The destination was the Isle of Raasay just across the water from Skye. Someone had a camera and this was one of the shots taken.
Here's how the castle looked in 2009,.in colour and from a different angle.
Congratulations and thanks to Carmi for his 250th prompt.
Photo attribution:
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| Rough rock structure demonstrating the angle of dip. |
But it was only today that I realised there was a photo of a castle in rough shape.
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| Castle Brochel ruins |
This fifteenth century castle was occupied until the 1670s when the then Laird of Raasay died.
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| Castle Brochel |
We never had such glorious weather in 1957. Perhaps that's why I'm more impressed by the castle's rough shape in black and white.
For more rough shapes cross over to Thematic-photographic-250.
Congratulations and thanks to Carmi for his 250th prompt.
Photo attribution:
- Castle Brochel - 2009, by Euan Nelson; Geograph project collection - CC BY-SA 2.0
