Garlieston

A very pleasant small village on the Machars. A local name for the peninsula that leads down to the Isle of Whithorn, Galloway. It has a large harbour and was the birthplace of the Mulberry Harbours. Prototypes were built here and other locations were chosen to built the temporary structures later.

[Shanne]

lovely capture of that curve and pretty tones in the houses

[Dianne]

Cute. Right on the footpath though.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Valerie Chesney]

Wonderful character to these lovely homes.....

[borof]

real small town atmosphere

[Merrelyn]

Lovely old buildings, the curve really draws the eye through the scene :)

[Vesna]

Lovely.

[CC Folk]

Love the homes with the multiple chimneys on the roof...fav.

[Graham Harcombe]

@shannejw @dide @joansmor @happysnaps @borof @merrelyn @vesna0210 @gardenfolk Thanks folks ...I remember the days when every room in the house had a fireplace with its own chimney ;-)

[CC Folk]

@ellida I would love that, Graham. I love fireplaces and mantels...they add so much ambiance and interest. :)

[Shanne]

bet the air was much dirtier with all the coal smoke - you really smell it when you see it now (or near coal powered power stations, not that there are many left)