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St. Conan's Kirk, Lochawe.

by | Taken at Lochawe, Argyll & Bute. on September 2, 2015
St. Conan's Kirk was started by William Douglas Campbell. Local tradition has it he built it for his mother, who found the distance to travel to Church at Dalmally too for her. The original was built ...
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  • Iain Sanders
    Although I'm not a religious person. I find this building to be truly beautiful.
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  • Iain Sanders
    The statue is St. Conan. He is the patron saint of Lorne and, is reputed to have lived in Glenorchy.
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  • Iain Sanders
    A really beautiful Church.
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  • View from the sundial over Loch Awe.
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    Elizabeth Flintoff
    great photos Iain
    Iain Sanders
    Thank you Liz.
    Marilyn Sloper
    Love the stonework of this kirk. This kirk has been mentioned in a few different historic romance novels and I've always wondered what it looked like. Better than anything I ever imagined. Iain, you took some great photos.
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