At 3.00pm today, Blue Bus was the most north-easterly vehicle on the British mainland.
Duncansby Head was fairly busy, a bit damp & grey and very windy. A stark contrast from this morning's coffee stop at Càrn Liath where I had the place to myself in bright sunshine.
Mind completely blown, and I am not even on Orkney yet:
So much sky! X
ReplyDeleteAnd so much space, and air and silence (apart from the wind, it is a tad breezy!)
DeleteWe live in such a beautiful country (I'm including all of the UK in that). We've been to Scotland twice and, like you, had our minds blown.
ReplyDeleteYou are right about how beautiful our country is, and there is so much history - that broch is at least 2,000 years old.
DeleteApart from being constantly windy - we found Orkney a magical place - so so much history, ancient history. We took the boys when they were still little and they were captivated by it all - have a wonderful time xxx
ReplyDeleteThank you sweet lady. Been thinking about you - hope you are OK and that the hole in your heart is, if not healing, at least callusing over. xxx
DeleteI have campervan envy, touring envy and visiting Scotland envy!!
ReplyDeleteSorry 😘
DeleteThat second photo is BRILLIANT!! You should print it off and laminate it postcard size and stick it up in Blue Bus.
ReplyDeleteAw, thank you, x
DeleteLooks great so far & that round cavern like hole is interesting & would love to its history. Hope you are enjoying. Take care & hugs.
ReplyDeleteSusan - Google it: Càrn Liath Broch
DeleteThat view! I think my mind would be blown, too! I can't wait to read (and see) more! xxx
ReplyDeleteIf you liked those views my darling, then where I have been today will boggle your brain!
DeleteSo exciting to see your photos!
ReplyDeletethank you :-}
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