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Michael.
That is a super photo of the High Kirk.
JD.

Yes. High Kirk photo could go on any Xmas card !!

Thanks for the kind words. I'd seen a few similar looking pics of the High Kirk before so thought I'd try and get a wee snap of my own through the tree branches.

5siamese7 and bobnetau mentioned these in another topic and here's the very thing at Stevenston shore.

michaelm wrote: ↑Mon Jan 22, 2018 11:08 am Thanks for the kind words. I'd seen a few similar looking pics of the High Kirk before so thought I'd try and get a wee snap of my own through the tree branches.

As an interesting aside did you know that the High Kier was built in only a year.

Ripples have magical properties. A wonderful photo that has so much movement and light in it that the magic shines through.

5siamese7 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2018 4:11 pm As an interesting aside did you know that the High Kirk was built in only a year.

Never knew that, you learn something new every day.

5siamese7 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2018 4:29 pm Ripples have magical properties. A wonderful photo that has so much movement and light in it that the magic shines through.

Movement and light are just what drew me in Bill. Underwater sand ripples coupled with shards of sunlight from above usually make for a decent photo.

The regular cycling guys on the forum wont find it too hard recognising this particular view at South Beach Ardrossan.

Jeez Michael I never get it that quiet

Aye, it was fairly quiet at the time bonzo, pretty sure it was a weekday afternoon in late November 2016.

Here's a couple of odd looking pics from when the promenade and sea wall between Stevenston and Saltcoats was getting upgraded a couple of years ago. I did manage to get an explanation from an official looking chap at the site though. Apparently the railings were sunk in a bit deeper to allow for any fluctuation in sand levels over the years. I think this hole disappeared after the tide had come in and out a few times.

And here was me thinking it must have had something to do with a Yellow Submarine.

Snapped this handsome "Little Owl" at the Owl Magic display at Ardrossan Highland
Games a year or two ago.

That is so magical, Michael.