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

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Thanks so much for your kind words and visit sknight28 Yes, it is done from the top of the Skye brige.

Greetings, from Spain -Luis Domingo

Thanks for the correction Peter, didn't know why 'lake' wasn't needed but I have read 'Mere' means lake (thanks Wikipedia!)... it's like when someone says "Lake Loch Ness" haha... Greetings from Perú.

PS. What does 'MV' mean?

This is a view FROM the Pentland Hills of Edinburgh

Originally thought to be in the shape of a T as the land owners are the Trotter family and others say it signifies the Knights Templar, which is more appropriate if it is indeed in the shape of the Maltese cross.

This is NOT a Loch, it is the Straits of Sleat.

Actually this is called the Black Angel because it commemmorates the Boer War and the men of Penrith and the Borders who died in it. It used to stand at the junction of Brunswick Road and Hunter Lane when I went to school in Penrith between 1960 and 1963

I was a choirboy here 50 years ago when the vicar was Revd McLeod Murray.

Windermere is the complete name, meaning Winder Meer or Winder Lake.

Surely this is Wray church