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 SUNdays

Oil rigs rest on the skyline at Invergordon, Cromarty Firth, sunrise.

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 Saturday Symmetry

It pays to look down sometimes... pattern exists everywhere!

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"All your tomorrows start here."

(Neil Gaiman)

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 Thursdays - insistant - stick to the week like a fly in a web!!!

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Wings on Wednesday;
YAM's take on the good, the bad, the ugly and the downright hilarious in photographing birds.

A European Peacock butterfly in the burst of autumn sun that graced our visit to our aunt and uncle in the NE of this Bonny Land. Both the 23'C temps and this beauty surprised us! (I KNOW it's not a bird, but wings it most definitely has...)

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 Shipping by...

Aside from the fact that I was absent from the Hutch for some eighteen months prior to last Christmas, it is also only in the past two to three months that shipping has started to show up again as it did before the world stopped. Not quite as busy as it was, but so good to have something train the camera lenses on again.

EINSTEIN is a Container Ship that was built in 2012 (9 years ago) and is sailing under the flag of Cyprus.

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 Monday's Critters

On my recent sojourn from the Hutch for a first-time-this-year outing and stayaway, I got to meet my cousin's new family member. Gabby is a three-year-old Golden Retriever provided by Bravehound; my cousin is a veteren of Desert Storm (ex-RAF). She's a distraction, that's for sure - a work in progress, shall we say. 

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SUNdays

Van Gogh chew your ear off... this is the north of the Bonny Land! (The sun part belonging to the flowers on this occasion...)