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25-JUL-2005

Rothesay Serpentine

Konica-Minolta DiMAGE Z2
1/500s f/3.5 at 55.6mm iso125 full exif

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Rose Cameron 13-Aug-2024 18:08
There was a guest house I used to stay in in the 60s. It was owned by the glover family. I heard it burnt down must be over 30yrs ago. I think the white house on the left was where it was.
Jenny R 17-Feb-2007 21:35
Serpentine road. The house I grew up in is featured in this shot, very bizzare but wonderful seeing it from this angle. Thankyou.
Stu02-Mar-2006 17:47
You're making me miss my old childhood home. I only wish I could afford to buy it - I would love to live in that house again. I have so many happy memories of when I lived there in the 1970s (and yes, we did cycle down the zig-zag - on our choppers and as fast as we could!)
Yvonne23-Feb-2006 23:51
Wow - some posh houses there - some 3 stories high! A pretty little country hamlet
with that winding road....the grandkids would LOVE that!
Dougie Young26-Jan-2006 15:25
Crackin shot Zak, looks like Poshville!!
Glendower26-Jul-2005 20:29
I like this image very much - great patterns and diagonals with lovely soft colours.
Guest 25-Jul-2005 21:11
Good for playing at the Tour de France mountain stages :-)
David Clunas25-Jul-2005 20:42
This looks like it would be fun on a bike! Some interesting buildings.
Al Chesworth25-Jul-2005 19:28
This is a smashing picture Zak.
You must have been quite high up.
Robin Reid25-Jul-2005 14:23
LOL @Sharon.. she's right. And I like this view of your little town very much.
Sharon Rogers25-Jul-2005 13:18
Bute's very own Lombard Street
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