West Coast Drones and West Coast Images were privileged to be invited by the Wanneroo Agricultural Society to cover this years Wanneroo Show

Well I've finally done it! The two books I mentioned in my blogs whilst we were on the Isle of Skye are now being published in an...

A tiring time as we recover from the jet-lag but a belated birthday gift for me.

A tiring time as we recover from the jet-lag but a belated birthday gift for me.

After a horrendously long travelling time (around a day and a half) we were glad to finally be home in Perth, Western Australia.

A horrendously long and uncomfortable flight but necessary to get us home asap.

Today we will leave the UK and start our long journey home to Australia.

Saying good-bye is never easy, but the day had come when we needed to leave our Island Paradise, much sooner than expected.

Reluctantly we get organised to leave Skye early, our last night on the Island.

Our World turned upside down and a whole new emergency plan.

Corona Virus Pandemic was the topic of the day and the cause of much consternation and frustration. We may have to go home early.

Would we "buy the farm" in Staffin as plan B? Vince felt a cold coming on so put our dinner in Waternish in jeopardy.

No luck with photos at Talisker Bay due to hail and snow, but we may have found our dream farm in Staffin.

No luck with photos at Talisker Bay due to hail and snow, but we may have found our dream farm in Staffin.

Vince Droned at Knock Castle and Dunscaith Castle whilst I had a Saori Weaving session in Waterloo.

No real photos from today, it was a "lazy" day for our usual Sunday lunch with Alan the crofter, moved to Monday. I made Meringues!

Catching up with the Hebridean Sea Swimmers at Carbost and then breakfast at the cafe, off to the Uig Hotel with Alan and his mates David an

A private viewing with Dugald Ross at the Staffin Dinosaur Museum and Dinner with Ian and Gill at Edinbane Lodge.

On the drive home we stopped and I got a shot I have been wanting for a while of the old croft house - the kind my family would have lived i

A busy day ticking off some of the places we still needed to get to and things to see - mostly digging up dead people - not literally!