My aunts and I went to Oban for the weekend in 1968 and stayed in a guest house. These are just a few of the photos which I took then.
Wonderful places I've visited over the years (for the Clyde area, please see my other blog)!
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Oban 1968
Oban is known as the "Gateway to the Western Isles" and is the main town in Argyll.
My aunts and I went to Oban for the weekend in 1968 and stayed in a guest house. These are just a few of the photos which I took then.
Some of the town and McCaig's Folly behind. We spent some time up there wandering around, I remember!


Clachan Bridge, more commonly known as the "Bridge over the Atlantic" connecting Seil island with the mainland. The original design, by John Stevenson, was for a two-arched bridge but this was modified to one arch when it was built by Robert Mylne in 1792.
My aunts and I went to Oban for the weekend in 1968 and stayed in a guest house. These are just a few of the photos which I took then.
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