Throughout Scotland, the building materials of choice are stone, with slate roofs.The rooftop scene above was taken from Stirling Castle. And just a short stroll down toward town is Argyll’s Lodging (below).
Argyll’s Lodging
This joining of metal and slate roofs was in a village along the Caledonian Canal.
Chimney pots and pointy roofs with finials added a bit of whimsy to the solid structures. The rest of the photos were taken in small towns in the Highlands and in Inverness.
SALLEY MAVOR 
Love all the colours and textures, and the beautiful Scottish architecture.
Shoshi
At one time these roofs were considered the norm for their day..and were never given a second glance..yet to recreate such roofs on a modern structure today would run into the hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars. What a treasure they possess.
GOD Bless,
Rebecca
If you ever have the chance, I suggest a trip to Derbyshire and Yorkshire in England. I’m sure you would love the architecture and scenery there too. Not quite as dour as Scotland can be or as majestic, but still interesting
So beautiful..have not been to Scotland (yet) but will (bucket list)…keep posting those images that catch your attention….perhaps we shall see reflections of these in your future projects..
Thanks so much, I love the beautiful pictures of your trip – Sandra, from south Brazil
Great post and good to see someone else who looks skywards when out walking in a town!