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Creebridge (above) joins the main town of Newton Stewart to Minnigaff, where a large population of the town live. Next to the bypass bridge, it is the only bridge allowing vehicles to cross the River Cree.

(Above) This image was captured purely by chance in Garlieston during the summer of 2005. I'm afraid I don't know who the locals are but they seemed to be making the most of the sunshine and the fantastic view out across the Solway.

(Above) The view across Garlieston Harbour with a few of the locals boats. This picture was taken at the request of my uncle who at the time the picture was taken owned the Bounty Hunter (front centre).

The famous Heron at Creebridge Weir. A lot of tourists and even some locals thought this bird was a fake as it always seemed to be in the same spot. It is real!

(Above) One of the attractive road signs on the road to Loch Dee. What better backdrop for the picture that the loch itself.

(Above) A scenic view looking across Loch Dee towards the Galloway Hills.

(Above) This view of Loch Dee shows some of the many bays which provide excellent sport to the brown trout fisherman.

(Above) Another scenic view of the hills surrounding Loch Dee. Note the sandy bays around the edge of Loch Dee. The bay to the bottom right of this picture is a particular hot spot for fishing and the wading is excellent.

(Above) A close up view of one of the fine hard fighting rainbows from the larger of the Bruntis Lochs.

(Above) A view of one of the fine hard fighting rainbows from the larger of the Bruntis Lochs.