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

The last time I saw Loch Etchacan I was 14 years old (I am now 58 ). With my parents we had spent a rough night under canvas in Glen Derry, left our heavy gear at Etchacan Bothy and struggled through blizzard conditions to Loch Avon and the shelter stone. We met a couple from Belgium and she was petrified by the wind, as we had to go along on all fours, so we accompanied them back to the bothy. Note please that this took place on 6th , 7th and 8th of July 1964. Thank you for the memory !

Cockersands Abbey was Built in the times of 1148 inrelation too the remains of a Cistercian Abbey the Architectural Design of these Windows is a bit obsucre for the date and has been altered at some point in time due too The Butresses the new extension (if it was Renovated & Restored it would make this area more popular tourist area as a beautifull building of Lancashire Heritage Trust thats in relation too Preist-town), it was built by the Normans at Lancaster Castle being so close too Heysham (Darkages) & Piel Castle on Piel Island thats apart of The Royal House of Lancaster.

Taken outside the social club by the cricket pavilion. I hope I have the location correct as the mapping does not zoom in that far.

This is the end of the pier near to the ice making facility. Note the harbour is not the bustling port it used to be and the fish market is no longer used to capacity.

Taken in March 2006, showing Ianstown below and Lossiemouth in the distance