Sunset. Kilchattan. Isle of Bute.

Views from Bute.

The Doctor’s Bath. Corrie. Arran.

Down the south end of Bute.

Mull of Galloway. Not actually an island but …

Alisa Craig. Aka Paddy’s Milestone. Meaning Fairy Rock or Elizabeth’s Rock. Also home to the rock for the finest curling stones in the world.

Bute. Doon the watter.

The bonny townlet of Millport on Cumbrae. With Crocodile Rock, the Indian Rock, palm trees. Apparently there’s also a Lion Rock but that passed me by.

St Blane’s Chapel on Bute. A lovely wee walk there and a place to sit and eat your lunch.

Bute sunset.

Wemyss Bay train station & the ferry to Bute. This route must have been my first ever encounter with @CalMacFerries when my parents holidayed in Largs.

This is Canada Hill on the Isle of Bute where those remaining caught a last glimpse of those leaving for a new life across the Atlantic. #CanadaDay

Taransay.

Harris. What I would give to be sampling the salving balm of the Hebrides just now.

Bowmore. In the gloaming. Not long now.

Surely no better use for a passing place…

This is Great Bernera.

Through the window. Abandoned house on Scarp.

Benbecula (Beinn na Faoghla in Gaelic) on a summer’s day.

Port-man-Long otherwise Newtonferry. At the very top of North Uist.

Rusting winder on Taransay. The hills of Harris in the distance.