'DP aerial' | Canmore

551 434/5/8

Description 'DP aerial'

Collection Dr Colin and Dr Paula Martin

Catalogue Number 551 434/5/8

Category All Other

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/collection/1404144

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Preview	Category	Catalogue Number	Title	Date	Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 173094	Aerial photograph of Duart Castle and Point looking west across Duart Bay at low tide. The wreck lies on the near side of the furthest point on the right. (Colin Martin)		Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 173095	Aerial photograph of Duart Castle and Point looking south-west across Duart Bay at low tide. The wreck lies on the near side of the furthest point on the right. (Colin Martin)		Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 173096	Aerial photograph of Duart Castle and Point looking west across Duart Bay at low tide. The wreck lies just off the point beyond the castle. (Colin Martin)		Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 173097	Aerial photograph of Duart Castle and Point looking west across Duart Bay at low tide. The wreck lies just off the point beyond the castle. (Colin Martin)		Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 173098	Aerial photograph of Duart Castle and Point looking south. The wreck lies just to the left of the point.		Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 173099	Aerial photograph of Duart Castle and Point looking south-east. The wreck lies just to the left of the point, its location indicated by the left-hand path to the rocks. (Colin Martin)		Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 173100	Aerial photograph of Duart Castle and Point looking north. The wreck lies just to the right of the point beyond the castle. The small sandy inlet on the far left of the picture is called Port na Birlinn—the castle’s galley harbour. (Colin Martin)		Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 173101	Near-vertical aerial photograph of Duart Castle and Point. The wreck lies close inshore, its position indicated by the track extending to the right, which was built to facilitate access to the working base on the rocks. (Colin Martin)		Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 173102	Near-vertical aerial photograph of Duart Castle and Point. The wreck lies close inshore, its position indicated by the track extending to the right, which was built to facilitate access to the working base on the rocks. (Colin Martin)		Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 173103	Aerial photograph of Duart Castle and Point looking south. The wreck lies to the left of the Point’s furthest extent. The small sandy inlet towards the right is called Port na Birlinn—the castle’s galley harbour. (Colin Martin)		Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 173104	Aerial photograph of Duart Castle and Point looking south. The wreck lies to the left of the Point’s furthest extent. The small sandy inlet towards the right is called Port na Birlinn—the castle’s galley harbour. (Colin Martin)		Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 173105	From its headland, Duart Castle dominates the south-east entrance to the Sound of Mull. The bay beyond provides shelter from most wind directions, but not from the north-west. It can therefore only be usd as a temporary anchorage. (Colin Martin)		Item Level

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