Photos by SHoweMBOU : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Mali, Niger River Viewed 0 times	Art, Mali Viewed 2 times	Desert, Mali Viewed 1 time	Bamako, Mali, Stadium Viewed 0 times
Mali, Railway Viewed 1 time	cemetery, Yemen. Aden Viewed 2 times	Hadramaut, Yemen Viewed 4 times	Aberdeenshire, Glen Clunie, Scotland Viewed 1 time
Aberdeenshire, Glen Clunie, Scotland Viewed 1 time	Aberdeenshire, Glen Clunie, Scotland Viewed 1 time	Aberdeenshire, Glen Clunie Viewed 3 times	Aberdeenshire, Braemar, Croft, Glen Clunie Viewed 3 times
Aberdeenshire, Clubhouse Viewed 6 times	Addis Ababa, Cemetery, Ethiopia Viewed 3 times	Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, School Viewed 3 times	Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, railway, station, train Viewed 2 times
Ethiopia, Railway, Station Viewed 3 times	Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Statue Viewed 3 times	Addis Ababa, Cathedral, Ethiopia Viewed 2 times	Addis Ababa, Embassy, Golf course Viewed 3 times
Cathedral, Ethiopia, Gravestone Viewed 3 times	Ethiopia, War Memorial Viewed 3 times	Ethiopia, Gondar, Procession Viewed 2 times	Church, Ethiopia, Gondar Viewed 2 times
Clothes, Ethiopia, Market, Stalls Viewed 3 times	Ethiopia, Livestock, Market Viewed 4 times	Ethiopia, Market Viewed 3 times	Archbishop, Ethiopia, Lalibela Viewed 4 times
Churchmen, Ethiopia, Lalibela Viewed 4 times	Viewed 23 times	Churchyard, Mound, Scotland Viewed 3 times	Church, Glenurquhart, Scotland Viewed 4 times

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SHoweMBOU's conversations

leo1383 said:

Thank you for the indications.Saluti da Firenze,Leo.

leo1383 said:

Beautiful photos and interesting place.Saluti da Firenze,Leo.

SHoweMBOU said:

Atlantic Grey Seal (Halichoerus grypus). The scientific name translates as 'Hook-nosed Sea Pig!

SHoweMBOU said:

Bennachie is over 10km to the west.

jérôme bastianelli said:

Well done !

SHoweMBOU said:

This pharmacy, with the wall-mounted chemist's mortar and pestle, is slightly further east along the High Street than shown. One faces it when waiting at the traffic lights at the top of Dee Street. And note the passageway to its left, which the presently marked building does not have.

SHoweMBOU said:

With Aberdeen's Mercat Cross in the foreground./

SHoweMBOU said:

Mercat Cross, backed by the Salvation Army Citadel.

SHoweMBOU said:

Built for the North of Scotland Bank in 1842, with the terra cotta statue above the portico representing the Greek goddess Demeter (mother-earth) in recognition that agricultural advances were bringing new wealth to the region.

SHoweMBOU said:

Salvation Army Citadel, built 1893.

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