At high tide the sea came in to a few feet from our cottage window, so the view changed all the time and we didn’t even need the binoculars to watch the herons and grebes fishing.

Glorious wildflowers everywhere, including masses of my favourite foxgloves and flag irises. Inspiring colour palettes for stitching.

Standing on top of the Quiraing (see photo) we spotted whales in the bay way below and tore off to see them a bit closer. Probably Minke – as we last saw in Antarctica! We seem to like the same places ;-)
2 comments:
Skye looks wonderful....
What a lucky person you are ..beautiful place ...one of the many places on my wish list of places to travel. My art page is http://tryingtocreatearteveryday.blogspot
but thought it was funny that my Photo diary is called..http://chocolatelifeandjazz.blogspot.com.......which is why your blog caught my attention!Ha
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