Original Watercolours by Tim Wilmot

Huntly Street Inverness, Scotland

Watercolour 15" x 11" on Bockingford paper 140lbs

Huntly Street in Inverness looking north along the bank of the River Ness, on a cold January day.  Being quite a compact city, you're never too far away from this busy centre of the highlands.

Church Street Inverness, Scotland #watercolour

Watercolour 15" x 11" on Bockingford paper 300g

Inverness, capital of the Scottish Highlands and quite a lively ex market town now with many nice cafes and restaurants within a square mile of the centre of town. Inverness has been dubbed as Britain's "Flower Capital " because it has won the Beautiful Britain in Bloom title no less than 10 times!

 

River Ness up to Ness Bridge, Inverness, Scotland

Watercolour 15" x 11" on Bockingford paper 300g

Central Inverness (comes from the old Gaelic word for mouth of the Ness) in Scotland looking down the River Ness towards the Ness Bridge and the Castle. The River Ness is the shortest river in the UK being only 7 miles long connecting Loch Ness with the Moray Firth (and out to the North Sea).  The buildings lining the banks of the river Ness are a nice mixture of victorian buildings (some quite red in colour being hit by a low winter sun) and some nice new architecture coming in.