The day after yesterday
Back down at the harbour this morning, sitting a little light on the sea
Back down at the harbour this morning, sitting a little light on the sea
Apparently there’s “exceptional weather” doing the rounds at the moment. From last night until midday the wind speed has been
Taken on a long stroll with Dog: from the Southern Upland Way, slightly south of Portpatrick, appreciating patterns of cloud,
The last remnants of warm yellow-orange colours in the sky as night falls
Clouds zipping along through the evening blue and purple shades
More evidence of autumn: glorious golden light at just the right time to walk Dog.
A colorful sunset in Portpatrick harbour: warm sky with silver-grey reflection from the water. Out of frame we spotted a
Trees casting strong shadows across the road, with hints of a clear blue sky beyond. Definitely a pleasant way to
As a general rule, lumpy undulating clouds (‘mammatus’) are a sign of a storm mostly spent passing by. I still
Down on the sea front, looking toward the disused BT radio transmitter station
Taken during a lunchtime stroll down to Portpatrick: a moderate haar from the sea, obscuring the village in the distance.