Watering the grass - not a normal pastime in the Outer Hebrides but after three weeks of sunshine it needs it. Is that tempting fate - does that mean it will rain tomorrow?
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May
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- A calm sea
- A day 'at home'
- Sandwick Cemetery
- Barvas Moor
- Loch Carloway
- Garenin Blackhouses
- Clouds, a Letter Box and a Blue Whale’s jaw
- Clach an Truisheal
- The Morven Gallery
- Dawn - yet again
- Lews Castle and the Matheson Memorial
- Dun Bayble
- The Dawn chorus
- Clouds and no clouds
- A pair of trousers
- Clouds
- Watering the grass
- Stornoway Half-marathon
- Down on the shore again
- The Co-op
- Lichens at St Columba’s Uidh
- St Columba’s, Uidh,
- The Provost’s Lamppost
- Common Terns and Grey Seals
- The Mainland from Lewis
- The Lewis War Memorial
- Broad Bay
- The dawn view again…
- The Braigh and Broad Bay
- The Crofts, a Hoodie and a Stern Trawler
- Red Skies
- Sunday 18th May 2008
- Scottish Blackface
- The Shielings
- To Callanish for Coffee
- A day at home with the clouds
- Around North Lochs
- Down with the Dunlins again
- Stornoway and the Airport
- The View
- Up to Tolsta
- The View
- Down to the shore
- In Stornoway with the Seals
- Sunday 11th May 2008
- A Walk up the Road
- Dinner for three
- A Day at Home
- Leaving Skye - Ariving Eagleton
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