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10:31. Well again the morning wasn't such great weather, so Alex was prompted to play the blues. Literally. |
10:34. Chie doing a spot of drawing I believe. |
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14:50. After lunch we thought we'd venture out to the northern most tip of the island. |
15:08. The northernmost house on the island, at the edge od Howlins. |
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15:10. An old ruined farmhouse. |
15:12. Chie negotiates surprisingly wet ground. |
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15:14. Very dramatic looking! I like it anyway. |
15:17. Chie is almost buried by the bracken. |
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15:19. Phew, that was hard work. |
15:31. Going up over the Coll (I think this means saddle). |
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15:31. A bit of Rum over there. |
15:33. Interesting spiky bit at the end of the ridge. |
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15:36. Here's the party of three brave (?!) people who ventured to the north. Camera is balanced on a rock if I recall correctly... |
15:41. Strange landscape here. |
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15:47. Well the weather was definitely improving, a view right across to Skye here. |
15:56. Lots of rocks mainly. But very interesting ones. |
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16:20. A rock out in the sea covered by gulls. |
16:20. More gulls further down the beach were we paused for Ginger Nuts. The point in the distance is the northernmost tip. |
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16:22. Blimey, this rock here is bigger than Rum. |
16:41. Hmmm looks very grey! |
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16:48. Taken whilst I was standing on the northernmost tip of the island. |
16:51. Me on aforementioned tip. |
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16:53. There it is! Plus you can just about see a seal's head in the water... |
17:12. On the way back now. |
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17:34. Pause for a well earned drink atop the Coll. |
17:56. That house again! |
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19:02. I really liked this standing stone. |
19:08. There's the Glebe! |
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21:00. Later on that evening, on the way down to the beer and toasties night at the cafe. |
21:23. Nice! |
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22:01. Vera looking a bit blurry! |
22:04. More toasties on the way? |
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22:13. Hmmmm. |
23:28. Beer's eye view of Martin and Lucy. |
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23:30. Hmmm, I probably want to start using the flash. |
23:47. Looking a bit tired now. Maybe time to go home... |