A few Mull of Galloway pictures

[BigLoada]

I agree John. I only ever adjust exposure a bit in RAW files if its underexposed, and crop a pic. Apart from that I prefer trying to get a good scene without fiddling with it. Your analogy is a good one!

[Oblickta]

It's a lovely part of the world (just spent 9 nights in Garlieston...40 odd miles closer to England) but lummy it don't half take an age to get in and out of...3 hours today just to get to the M6

Great pics as ever

You were just down the road from me Tony (Kirkinner). Garlieston is a lovely spot, I often walk the doggies on the beach. There's some good marks on the other side of the bay too. Did you do any fishing?

I usually do Newcastle to Kirkinner in 3 hours without breaking any limits but it can take longer especially when you get stuck behind a convoy heading to or from Stranraer ferries.

Great pics John

[The Great Wallsendo]

You were just down the road from me Tony (Kirkinner). Garlieston is a lovely spot, I often walk the doggies on the beach. There's some good marks on the other side of the bay too. Did you do any fishing?

I usually do Newcastle to Kirkinner in 3 hours without breaking any limits but it can take longer especially when you get stuck behind a convoy heading to or from Stranraer ferries.

Great pics John

Only had the light spinning rod with me so had a few chucks on the groyne a couple of nights - sprats being chased by something at dusk but nothing was interested in the small Toby I was chucking out

Spent a few hours at the more popular Isle Of Whithorn where I managed a small Pollack and later on 3 Mackerel (at once ...took me 5 minutes to land 'em - great fun!!)

Back next year with the "proper gear" I think - will try Eggerness Point and also there has got to be some big flatties in Garlieston I'm convinced of it as it looks perfect for them...also gonna take the Fly Rod as the Campsite has its own pond

[snatcher]

Hi Graham,back over to the caravan this Sunday for another stint in "Gods Country" Will be wedging in a few dusk/nightfall bass sessions if you fancy it :-)

John

[quagmire51]

we certainly take it for granted over here, i moved away to do the uni thing for a few years and think its amazing how much more I appreciate the area now im back for good, i made sure i moved to a location where i was never more than 20 miles away from all the locla hotspots hehe

[eddie t]

Some cracking photo's there mate thanks for sharing.

[fishingfanatastico]

Superb pictures,well done.

[gary2010]

some lovely pics there, is that your caravan to the right of you in the last photo i would love to live there :P lovely view to wake up to. id be out fishing every day if i could afford the bait and the caravan

[snatcher]

some lovely pics there, is that your caravan to the right of you in the last photo i would love to live there :P lovely view to wake up to. id be out fishing every day if i could afford the bait and the caravan

Aye thats our caravan on the right. Its a canny spot to spend most of the summer

John

[Oblickta]

Hi Graham,back over to the caravan this Sunday for another stint in "Gods Country" Will be wedging in a few dusk/nightfall bass sessions if you fancy it :-)

John

aye I'll catch you up sometime soon m8, are you over here now?