Got a double 🌈 at Skipness Castle just now. Historic Scotland

Skipness, Scotland

The Isle of Arran from Skipness Beach, Kintyre

#stainedglass at St. Brendan’s Church, Skipness Explore Kintyre designed by Robert Graham of Skipness, featuring Celtic knot work. There is also some #artnouveau influence. Made by Powell & Co BSMGP

View from the beautiful Skipness Castle, Kintyre, Scotland.

Skipness Castle, this is why I love my job. Historic Scotland Historic Environment Scotland Wild About Argyll | Scotland’s Adventure Coast Argyll and the Isles 😊

View from Skipness this afternoon. Isle of Arran - always amazing 🥰 @VisitArran Explore Kintyre LS Islands Argyll and the Isles VisitScotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Skipness 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 hot smoked salmon for tea, with a new recipe potato salad from ‘ the small kitchen island’ cookbook 😊👇

#MementoMoriMonday It can only be ploughing in Skipness, Argyll.

Gate pillars at the entrance to Historic Scotland Skipness Castle, Argyll. #IronworkThursday

Looking across to the mountains of Arran beyond Skipness chapel on the Kintyre peninsula.
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Some more from day trip to Skipness.

Skipness Chapel , Kilmartin Stones Carnasserie Castle Historic Scotland Historic Environment Scotland Argyll and the Isles Argyll's Secret Coast

Cottage, Skipness, Argyll & Bute, #Scotland #ukcoastwalk theperimeter.uk

Kintyre smashing it today #Kintyre #staycation #Argyll #argyllandbute #scotland #arran #kilbrannansound #skipness #summer #SaturdayMotivation #scotland isnow

Historic Scotland Skipness Castle 👻

Skipness #Castle is on the east side of Kintyre, looking to #Arran . The castle dates back to the 13th century and was abandoned in the 17th. It has it's own 'Green Lady' who is said to have protected the castle for centuries. #scotland #scottishislands #history

Another gem from the churchyard at old Skipness chapel on the Kintyre peninsula, Scotland, with what looks like a ploughing scene carved along the bottom.

Window at Skipness Castle, Kintyre for #WexMondays Historic Scotland

There are two main interpretations of the Green Lady ghost 1) She died wearing a green dress. 2) She was gifted immortality by fairies! Many Green Lady ghosts now protect the castles where they live, like Skipness Castle #FolkloreThursday [img by Orikrin1998]