Crinan Harbour. The image shows a tug-type boat with the name Duke of Normandy II on its stern on the right-hand side of the frame. It has a black hull and red funnel. The area of water it is in is surrounded by a low stone edging with grass beyond. In the background is a white cottage and a small red and white striped lighthouse. Beyond is open water and mountains in the distance.

Crinan Harbour, at the north-west end of the 9-mile-long Crinan Canal in Argyll, the nautical shortcut from the Firth of Clyde to the Sound of Jura and the Hebrides. The canal was constructed between 1794 and 1801. More pics and info: www.undiscoveredscot...

#Scotland #Argyll #CrinanCanal #Crinan

When your mind is racing, just listen to the sound of the #CrinanCanal in #Argyll #Scotland in May. #mentalhealthawarenessweek

Crinan Harbour. The image shows a tug-type boat with the name Duke of Normandy II on its stern on the right-hand side of the frame. It has a black hull and red funnel. The area of water it is in is surrounded by a low stone edging with grass beyond. In the background is a white cottage and a small red and white striped lighthouse. Beyond is open water and mountains in the distance.

Crinan Harbour, at the north-west end of the 9-mile-long Crinan Canal in Argyll, the nautical shortcut from the Firth of Clyde to the Sound of Jura and the Hebrides. The canal was constructed between 1794 and 1801. More pics and info: www.undiscoveredscot...

#Scotland #Argyll #CrinanCanal #Crinan

Looks like the season has started again #crinancanal #argyll #scotland

On the Crinan Canal. On board a yacht going down in lock 5 at Cairnbaan. A photo of Peter the Crinan Pilot standing on the White deck as the boat descends as the lock empties. The dark stone wall in the background. The red sail is furled.

2023 On the Crinan Canal. On board a yacht going down in lock 5 at Cairnbaan. #crinancanal #crinanpilots #yachting #Scotland #westcoast

A one of a kind all white coloured 55ft yacht, designed for crossing the Atlantic, moored up on the pontoon above lock 4 on the Crinan Canal. The sky is blue and the bushes and trees in the backround a variety of shades of green

A one of a kind 55ft yacht, designed for crossing the Atlantic, moored up on the pontoon above lock 4 on the Crinan Canal. #Ardrishail #CrinanCanal

Lock 11 on the Crinan Canal in 2024. The top gates with the roadside cottage in the background

Lock 11 on the Crinan Canal in 2024 #CrinanCanal #Dunardry

Summer 2024: 3 yachts rafted up in the Crinan Canal basin at Ardrishaig

Summer 2024: 3 yachts rafted up in the Crinan Canal basin at Ardrishaig #Ardrishaig #CrinanCanal

The mini Kelpies in Pier Square, Ardrishaig

2024 The mini Kelpies near the canal office in Pier Square, Ardrishaig #Ardrishaig #CrinanCanal

the gates to the canal sea lock at Ardrishaig early morning in the fog with the lighthouse in the background

The gates to the Crinan Canal Sea Lock at Ardrishaig taken early morning in the fog 2024 #Ardrishaig #CrinanCanal

In "The Crinan Canal", Marian Pallister tells the story of the canal from its origins to the present day, discussing how it was built, who built it, how it changed life in the surrounding areas, and how it has been used.

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Crinan Canal for a new Parkrun today. This is a photo of my son and I on the ‘top stretch’ of the canal after the run. One of my late Mums favourite spots after a lifetime of family summers that involved travelling through it ❤️ #CrinanCanal #Parkrun And a PB as well!! 33:55 🏃‍♂️