Its a beautiful day, the sun is shining and the temperatures have improved it was reading 11 degrees C in the car. There is a little breeze which makes it feel cooler so grab your jacket and I will take you on a little adventure. You have been here before but each visit is different, it is an everchanging land/seascape. The constant movement of the sea and clouds in the sky make for a different picture each time you take a photo. First stop Port of Ness. The road down to the port is still closed so we parked near the Breakwater, a lovely restaurant/cafe overlooking the port.
Our final stop before heading home is the Butt of Lewis and the magnificent lighthouse.
Let me take you nearer the edge of the cliff, make sure you have a firm foothold its a long way down. I marvel at the beauty that we are surrounded by and feel blessed to live on this beautiful Island with it's unique beauty and splendour.
Back to the cottage for coffee and crumpets, hope you enjoyed this little adventure just as much as I did.
See you soon.
Magical indeed! I love the way the sun twinkles on the water.
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Thank you for that.
ReplyDeleteI can almost hear the waves crashing. The sunshine is just wonderful on the water. I would love to actually walk those paths with you and see the sheep and lighthouse too.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
And to think that storm waves can reach the lighthouse!!
ReplyDeleteHas the road down to the harbour been damaged?
I love these tours of your beautiful island. Magical is just the word! Followed by tea and crumpets for perfection!
ReplyDeleteyou live in such a beautiful area and I am lucky you share it with us!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fascinating landscape, and ever changing, I imagine.
ReplyDeleteCrumpets, how cosy. Some beautiful coves by the look of it.
ReplyDeleteYou are surrounded by nature's beauty! Thank you for sharing the photos of this lovely day!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing those beautiful photos. What a wonderful day out.
ReplyDeleteThat was a lovely tour. I bit chilly but it is still March after all. Tea and crumpets are definitely a good idea after the tour.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I really enjoyed your tour.
ReplyDeleteI certainly did enjoy the tour.
ReplyDeleteFabulous photographs, such wonderful scenery and lovely weather.
The crumpets and coffee sounded good too :)
All the best Jan
Your temperatures are just about like ours here in Ohio...but you have so much more green than we do. And oh that blue sky paired with the lighthouse...perfect! What a lovely day, thanks for taking us along! Mary
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely trip you gave us all. So beautiful and ever changing.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Wow!!! Thanks for the tour. Such a beautiful place to live! I would never get anything done. I'd be out taking photos all the time. I love the lighthouse.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it such a beautiful place especially in the sunshine. Enjoy your Sunday.
ReplyDeleteMagical indeed ! Lucky with the weather ;)
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures !
Have a nice week !
Anna
Absolutely Stunning photos,reminds me a bit of where I live in Cornwall.Thanks for sharing.the weather here has been bitter of late.xx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! I just went to the beach yesterday, too. It always expands my consciousness. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteIdyllic is the word that comes to my mind. It must fill you with peace and happiness to live in such a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs, a real scenic tour, thank you and I'd be very happy with the coffee and crumpets!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the scenic tour. I'll be there soon for tea and crumpets. I wish! :->
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking me along this virtual adventure. I can imagine hearing the cool breeze and the sound of waves lapping on the rocks. Tea and crumpets would be nice too.
ReplyDeleteAgh good island days are magical.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely. Could have done with a glimpse of the sea over the warm and sunny weekend. Hopefully this summer we can go and visit our eldest daughter regularly (she has a coastal home now).
ReplyDeleteI bet you were so glad to be out and enjoying the scenery and hoping winter weather was totally behind you.
Hurrah for sunshine....and crumpets! Jo x
ReplyDeleteStunning, thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI'm currently re-watching Andrew Ditton's "How to Hebrides" on YouTube and am up to part 3 which is about Lewis. So lovely to see more pictures.
Stunning photos, and amazing weather!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to have been able to travel along with you on this outing. You apparently had wonderful weather and the views were beautiful, especially the water and cliffs. I wondered if the lighthouse was open for visitors.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tour...I love it. I love hiking by the sea. And those wonderful peduncles... the blue of the sea.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful island. Thanks for the takeaway.
Many greetings to you. Viola
What wonderful blue skies and that lighthouse is spectacular! I have thoroughly enjoyed this tour of your island. The sun's reflection on the sea makes it look like there are diamonds floating on the water! What a difference a sunny day makes! Crumpets...oh! yum! Have fun! Amanda x
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your stunning photos, such a magical place to live. My boys ( adults now) would've loved to explore the area. I'm back to blogging again after too long a break away. Enjoy your cosy coffee and crumpets. Take care, Cathy x
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ReplyDeleteThe landscape is so wild and beautiful! It is an island I would have loved to travel to. But I think it has to be with the dream, instead I can follow your stunning photos :)
ReplyDeleteIt definetely is beauty and splendour. I have enjoyed your trip and gorgeous photos.
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