Gatehouse

Today's the day  . . . . . . . . . . for a sunset

We're already very fond of the little village of Gatehouse-of-Fleet, where we find ourselves for the next few days until our power supply returns at home.  So you might say that we feel as if we are unexpectedly - on holiday!

The Clock Tower (in extras) is a very striking and well-known building in the centre.  Apparently, it was built of granite blocks in 1871, at a cost of about £300 which was raised by the people of the burgh and surrounding district. 

And at the end of the afternoon, there was a beautiful sunset over the village as the sun went down . . . . . . .