Walking up to the chapel

Dunstaffnage Castle, Oban, Scotland - September 11, 2018: As we walked up the path to the chapel, I found the outside walls to be very tall and intimidating.

In Ruins

Dunnstaffnage Castle, Oban, Scotland - September 09, 2018: "The chapel formerly had a timber roof and was in ruins by 1740 when a burial aisle was built on to the east end to serve as a resting place for the Campbells of Dunstaffnage" - Wikipedia

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Arched Windows

Dunstaffnage Castle, Oban, Scotland - September 09, 2018: "The chapel had fine stonework with lancet windows" - Wikipedia

Stable Ruins

Dunstaffnage Castle, Oban, Scotland - September 11, 2018: The stone structures in the foreground are the remnants of the stables.

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The Clachan Sound

Oban, Scotland - September 11, 2018: A view of the Clachan Sound from the bridge.

The Clachan Bridge

Oban, Scotland - September 11, 2018: "The Clachan Bridge or Seil Bridge spans the Clachan Sound connecting the west coast of the Scottish mainland to the island of Seil. Located 8 miles southwest of Oban in Argyll, it was built of stone between 1792 and 1793 with a simple, hump-backed, single arch" - Wikipedia

The Oyster Bar & Restaurant - iPhone

Oban, Scotland - September 11, 2018: A very good restaurant. Nothing fancy, mostly locals. Sits on the water.

Oyster Bar & Restaurant - iPhone

Oban, Scotland - September 11, 2018: The bay behind the restaurant.

The Oyster Bar & Restaurant - iPhone

Oban, Scotland - September 11, 2018: Fresh mussels!

The Oyster Bar & Restaurant - iPhone

Oban, Scotland - September 11, 2018: I can't remember what this was, but it was a delicious seafood dish.