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McCaig's Folly
McCaig's Folly is a two story Category B-listed granite circle, ~ 200 meters in circumference, built by the wealthy banker John Stuart McCaig around 1900 as a monument to his family and as a create-work project for local stone masons. It dominates Battery Hill overlooking the town of Oban, Argyll, Scotland.
McCaig's FollyMcCaig's towerarched windowscircular stone structureblack and whitegranite towerBattery HillObanArgyllScotland
Judith Sparhawk
on December 9, 2022That's quite a family monument! It certainly has lasted a long time, so the stone masons did a good job!
geoghanart
on December 9, 2022Well seen and nicely captured to catch the light coming through the arched entrance, Terry.
Gene Hyder
on December 8, 2022Super shot.
God's Child
on December 8, 2022This has such a mysterious look to it' it's historical, so I am interested -:)!
The link to my "Daily Photo" is here:
https://godschild.smugmug.com/DailyPhotos/Daily-Dose-of-1-A-Day-2022/i-6bVdtZ7/A
12/8/2022
Marc DeGirolamo Photography
on December 8, 2022Love the curves in this structure....superb shot and PP in B&W... :-)
Bill J Boyd Photography
on December 8, 2022A well composed shot, Terry. B/W is perfect for this image
Kevin Poynor
on December 8, 2022Great composition on this Oban landmark. Slight correction to you title it should be McCaig's Folly or Tower not McCraig as you have put. Looks like they have removed a lot of the graffiti since I was last there. The b&w pp is perfect for the subject.
John (300m)
on December 8, 2022very cool shot of this stone work
Lgood
on December 8, 2022I love that you converted this to black and white, it really is perfect for this image. McCraig was very civic minded, and that's great. Love how strong this circle appears to be.
Franks-Focus
on December 8, 2022Wonderful POV on this piece of history ....looks like it's weathering time well.,