The wee kirk at Scalasaig may not boast a striking tower or steeple, but in its own way it is very charming. I loved the way that two weather bent trees seem to add to its protection.
Needless to say, sheep had the run of the place.
Definitely something warm and charming about this wee kirk.
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There is some special quality about these buildings that is essentially Scottish. The way they settle on the earth like birds without seeming to touch the landscape. they always have the air of being blown there by the wind, and just resting a while before moving on…
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Lovely!
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No doubt you are passing many old churches as you roam …..
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Very charming and a nice touch with the sheep in the picture. Looks great John 🙂
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Beautiful
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Why thank you Cardinal, John
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It is certainly lovely and two ‘ Lambs of God’ present!
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Hadn’t thought of it like that , more the term ‘flock” struck me. Thank you Willow, MM 😘
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Love your interpretation!!!
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Aanchal, thank you so much and apologies for the delay in response – have been away. John x
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