From Elgin on Scotland’s Moray coast I moved on to the Outer Hebrides to join a photo group organized by mc2photography.com on the isle of Lewis and Harris (or Harris and Lewis, whichever you prefer).
This was my last view of Elgin after bidding farewell to the lovely Kim Grant who took me around to some of her favourite spots on the Moray coast. You can find her work at https://visualisingscotland.co.uk/
After reaching Stornoway I was collected and taken to Eishken Lodge, a luxury hunting lodge on Lewis. It was exactly as I had envisioned a hunting lodge from a novel, a slice of life with mod cons but straight out of the 19th century. Quite wonderful.
Although most of the plumbing has been upgraded to modern standards this remnant of turn-of-the-century plumbing still services one of the bathrooms. Makes for an interesting history lesson and a good photo op.
The kitchen is a huge room with up-to-date appliances but in a side room or pantry a stone sink still remains. The lodge is a great mix of the past and present.
Looking at the lodge photos from the outside, all I can visualize is the hounds barking and prancing around waiting to run after the hunt. What a treat to be able to see the past and the present intermingled. Very nice captures 😊
Thanks, Camellia😃
Wonderful Adventure and Fun Place to Stay and Explore Thats so unique that they left some of the old, the bathroom plumbing was amazing thanks for sharing Very nice captures
You are very welcome 😃
Lovely photos once again, Abigail!
Thanks, Nancy
The hound of the Baskerville comes to mind. Do we not all suffer from old plumbing
Thanks, Nancy
We had dark and stormy nights, I did not hear howling in the distance 🤪