Scotland looks good in gray. Outsiders think it's atmospheric, especially in the highlands. Insiders have various words for rain:
A wee spit
Spittin
Peltin
Bucketin
Stokin
A fine rain
Dreich
Spurtin
Those are just a few. There's plenty more ways to describe the rain, mist, fog and shades of gray of this top half of a very big island. Here are some photos from a city full of art, character and history:
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| St. Andrew's Metropolitan Church |
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| Garden Outside St. Andrew's (the patron Saint of Scotland) Metropolitan Church |
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| Down the street |
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| Colorful bridge |
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| No Parking |
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| Shelter from the rain |
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| Dome Designs |
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| Salmon colored buildings |
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| Church |
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| Badminton |
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| Walking |
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| Hilghlander |
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| Magical |
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| Splash of color |
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| Art everywhere |
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| John Knox's grave on the hill |
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| Straggly trees |
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| Towards the Necropolis |
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| Ivy |
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| Bridge |
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| Necropolis |
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| Stone on stone |
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| Dome |
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| Stone |
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| Get it! |
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| Waffle |
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| Symbols of Glasgow: Bell, Fish, Bird |
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| Shopping |
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