Hello everyone, time again for another blog, hope you are well, enjoy the photographs.
You can't beat a Sunday morning on a sandy beach with an old salty, seadog 💛
Lots of mist over the island this month
so not much of a view from the top of the lighthouse, where ordinarily you can see to the other end of the island.
a piece of North Ronaldsay lighthouse history
and it's 1854 engineering
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Books of the month
some fascinating reading
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Inspiration
I just like this
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Recently I was given the opportunity to use a 1940's box camera, to record some present day images of island life; here are some of the results.
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Quote of the month
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The 8th North Ronaldsay Sheep Festival
This year's sheep festival has been a wonderful success with almost 50 volunteers coming from far and wide to help rebuild the 13 mile long sheep dyke.
A big thank you to everyone who made it a wonderful week and organising all the events and the ceildh, no one wanted to go home !
If you think you might like to join in next year,
here is a taster of what you can expect
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Pause for thought
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So from all of us here with sand 'tween our toes
we wish you fun and sunny days
🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞
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