A church in the open air | All good hikes come to an end

A church in the open air

What? In Scotland????

This roadside sign, well-battered by time and the elements, tells the story.

Outdoor pews in Plockton

Outdoor pews in Plockton

I love the way the colours of the stone used for the arched entrance echo the colours of the surrounding vegetation.

Looking at the stone archway, from inside the open-air church, Plockton

Looking at the stone archway, from inside the open-air church, Plockton

This entry was posted on February 25, 2014 by Noeleen. It was filed under landscape, Nature, Photography, Scotland, Travel, winter and was tagged with colours of stone, open-air church, Plockton, The Free Church of Scotland.

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