Cafe Arriba. One of the most popular Cafes in Portree.

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  Cafe Arriba. One of the most popular Cafes in Portree.
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  Portree Portree Isle of Skye
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  The Royal Hotel. Portree. One of a number of hotels in the town.
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  Crocks & Rocks A shop on Wentworth Street in Portree selling 'Crocks' from Uig Pottery, Skye and 'Rocks' from Hebridean Jewellery, South Uist.
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  Armadale House - rebirth 2008. Armadale House on Bank Street, Portree was built in the 1880s. Until the end of 2007, it was the site of the hardware shop of D Stewart & Co. Stewarts had been trading in Portree since 1840, and had occupied this site for well over 100 years before closing their doors for the last time. See 674471 Now the property is being redeveloped for a number of retail and leisure uses. The two shop units on the ground floor have opened recently. On the left is 'Kilts & Krafts' (it could have been 'Cilts and Crafts', I suppose), and on the right is Carmina Gadelica, selling books, music and artists' materials.
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  Portree. A Tuesday afternoon in Portree.
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  Wentworth Street, Portree The view of one of the main streets in Portree for shopping.
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  Looking over the road down to the harbour The view of the shops on the road which goes down a steep hill to the harbour.
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  Portree: postbox № IV51 14, The Green
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  Royal Bank of Scotland Portre, Isle of Skye. Note the RBS logo in Scottish Gaelic
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  RBS logo, with writing in gaelic scottish, Portree Bank, Isle of skye
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  Black Memorial Hall, Portree
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  Black Memorial Hall, Portree This building stands on the corner of Bank Street and The Green, and is currently unused. I am grateful to Skye resident and geograph member, Dave Fergusson, who pointed me towards the following information from the Highland Council Am Baile website: "The building is the Black Memorial Hall, centrally situated at the top of Quay Brae, opposite the Royal Hotel. The Hall, known as the South Church at the time, was built in 1820 for the Established church. By the late 1930s only one Church of Scotland building was required and the present parish church on Somerled Square, the North church, acquired the seating and gallery from the South church as well as the congregation. After WWII when it was used as a store, the South church was redesignated the Black Memorial Hall after a longstanding minister, and continued as a community hall until the 1970s. It currently (2007) lies neglected and forlorn awaiting development" (Am Baile website: http://www.ambaile.org.uk/en/ ).
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  Schottland Juni 2011
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  Schottland Juni 2011
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  Schottland Juni 2011
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  Schottland Juni 2011
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  Bank Street, Portree
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  Bank Street, Portree The road leads to The Gathering Hall, Portree Medical Centre and the Hospital.
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  Tartan Paint