What could be be better on a winters evening than a stroll along a promenade to watch the sunset.
Stroan Loch
Dunskey Castle
Portpatrick Harbour
Rockcliffe
Sunset Rockcliffe
This is the first time we had noticed this Boathouse on Coniston Water. It was the end of the day and it was very still so the reflections in the water where wonderful along with the soft autumn colours.
Legend has it that at the end of every rainbow sits a leprechaun, hammering on a shoe, who will reveal the whereabouts of a crock of gold. It is a shame that it's only a legend and there is no pot of gold but we certainly very lucky with the weather on our trip to Lochalsh and spent the week chasing rainbows, no pots of gold but lots of great pictures.
A beautiful evening in the Lake District watching the sun go down on Derwent Water. Not surprisingly there where quiet a few people lakeside including several photographers arriving with their tripods. As you can see it was great light and there where lovely soft pastel tones in the sky, both Vic and I got some nice images. The strange thing was that when I looked round just as the light was becoming really good all the photographers had gone along with their tripods.
A trip to Blackpool to see the illuminations, looked like we where in for a great sunset but the clouds rolled in a the last minute but we got some great light on the mirror ball.
Our first trip to Dorset and a tour of the Jurassic Coast and fossil hunting at Charmouth. Pictures here is Golden Cap viewed from Charmouth. Golden Cap is
the highest view on the south coast rising to 191m from sea level.
