Sea traffic
Nosing into Rosemarkie Bay after the dolphins came this sailing ship, which I think may be a barque but I'm happy to be better informed.And after that came the sea kayaks, bobbing along in front of the ramparts of Fort George. I daresay in its heyday the fort didn't have health-and-safety-approved orange street lights on its ramparts.
I'm taking a break for a few days now, to catch the summer while I can.
Catching the sun is very important especially when you live in Scotland ;) have a sunny break :)
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed these dolphin posts. Never knew they went so far north.
ReplyDeleteHope you have an enjoyable time away and come back refreshed. Summer will be gone before we know it. :(
Enjoy the summer. Come back with some magical scottish pics...like you could resist taking loads of photos out there!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing views from the kayaks Im sure. Have a wonderful few days!! Enjoy the summer so long as you can.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to go out in a sea kayak.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a wonderful break!!!
Linda, I really love the blues and lavendars in these photos. Wonderful. Enjoy your break!
ReplyDeleteI love these two shots,the first one is very romantic, I wonder who was on board, let the imagine flow. I have just booked a holiday cottage on the Black Isle for a week in October and will be able to visit Rosemarkie myself.
ReplyDeleteLinda, these are beautiful photographs. I love tall ships and this one with the magnificant sky as its backdrop is wonderful. The kayaks against the ramparts is sort of like the kayak against the sea. Nicely done. Enjoy your holiday.
ReplyDeleteBlessings and smiles
Linda I posted a comment last night but it doesn't appear to have worked,strange things have been going on with my computer this week. I love your shots this week especially the barque in the first one. I have booked a cottage in th Black Isle for a week in October so will be able to visit Rosemarkie
ReplyDeleteA fantastic couple of posts. Dolphins on the beach - I am so envious! I think I'm more likely to see a used prophylatic bobbing about here unfortunately!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a lovely photo.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a lovely break!
Oooo that first one is so mysterious and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi
ReplyDeleteThe first photo is coming from last century! Very beautiful :)
Stunning photos for your recent posts! Wow all around.
ReplyDelete