Outer Hebrides
Tongue out
Didn't like having it's photo taken perhaps, it was one of two that had taken over the small car park at Bosta Beach,
Large please
Isle of Lewis, Western Isles, Scotland
Forsa River Falls, HFF
Although not impressive falls this is the dry season or as dry as it gets on Lewis and Harris, The river flows from Loch Stacsabhat into Na h-Eileanan and onwards to the sea, Isle of Lewis and Harris, Western Isles, Scotland.
Large please
Link for Sight and Sound, Waterfall by Bananarama, www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Q6TZV0qDfQ
Western Isles Sunset. HFF
A midsummer sunset from Laxay, on the Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides.
Wish everyone HFF and a safe passage through these difficult times.
Viewing large would be appreciated.
Time and Tide Bell. +pip
One of 12 installed around the country this is at Bosta Beach, Great Bernera, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides.
The pip shows a pano of the beach and the bay
Large for detail please
More information www.virtualheb.co.uk/time-and-tide-bell-bosta-western-isles
Path to Bosta Beach, HFF.
The path that leads down to the beach and the wave bell on Loch Roag , Great Bernera, Outer Hebrides,
Please View Large
Beach view in a link back to a previous post, Bosta Beach and Bay
Leaving the Island, HFF
A Royal mail van leaves Great Bernera and heads for the Isle of Lewis across the single lane bridge which is the only link to the island, Outer Hebrides, Scotland.
Postie is crossing the cold waters of Loch Roag which encircle the island.
Large may be good
Abhainn Mhor
A short watercourse on the Isle of Harris which flows from Lochan Leosaid through Lochan beag into Loch Leasavay,
Music, Free Falling by John Mayer. www.youtube.com/watch?v=20Ov0cDPZy8&list=PLTTS9XvoqLcPfxoXECLo7bzkL6q70INrI
Better large I think.
Going Down, HFF
On the western side of the Isle of Harris is Abhainn Mhor a short water course with a large drop in altitude as it tumbles down to Loch Leosavay,
Large please for detail.
HFF and a good weekend to everyone.
To The Sea, HFF
Loch Erisort, Isle of Lewis at the point it flows into The Minch,
This eight mile long narrow sea inlet gets it's name from the Old Norse "Eiriksfjoror" = Eric's Fjord,
Really appreciate a large view please.
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