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St Andrews Students
(walking by the harbour) 
The university students wearing their red cloaks taking their traditional Sunday morning walk along the sea-wall after the service at St Salvator's Chapel in North Street. The harbour dates from the 13th century and still has much of its medieval form. The main pier and breakwater were built with stone taken (robbed, in Time Team parlance) from the Cathedral in or around 1656. (Sorry to suggest it, but do these first two images remind you of the game “Lemmings” at all?) 
This is apparently a tradition going back many years and it's one of the things that gives St Andrews its character. 
Looking along the pier from the path leading up the hill to the abbey and castle, right next to the harbour. You may have noticed these are not aerial photos? Agreed, but it was such an attractive scene that it seems a shame not to share it.  The images shown on this website are reduced and compressed .jpg versions of much larger images. These versions are ideal for showing the quality and character of 197 aerial photography's work. Full-sized files for licensed commercial use are available when required up to at least 5,000 pixels wide and as you would expect they all show a great deal more detail and clarity than these website-quality versions. Click this line to view the Image Quality Sample page All of the photographs, logos, graphics and text on this website are Copyright © Alan Mackie and all Moral Rights are asserted Click this line to read this website's copyright information page 
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The images shown on this website are reduced and compressed .jpg versions of much larger images. These versions are ideal for showing the quality and character of 197 aerial photography's work. Full-sized files for licensed commercial use are available when required up to at least 5,000 pixels wide and as you would expect they all show a great deal more detail and clarity than these website-quality versions. Click this line to view the Image Quality Sample page All of the photographs, logos, graphics and text on this website are Copyright © Alan Mackie and all Moral Rights are asserted Click this line to read this website's copyright information page
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