A bad weather day looked like changing so we took the chance to go to see the legendary Loch Sheanta - we got hailed on, but it was GREAT!

Despite hail and high wind we went back to Staffin Beach dinosaur hunting, and this time we had some success. We definitely found some!

Our plans for the Snowdrop Festival at Dunvegan Castle Gardens was cancelled due to high winds - but we were obviously the last to find out!

Sunrise over Pointy Mountain (Rear of Quiraing) and Staffin Dinosaurs Hunt.

Dry Weather - Big Day - Dinosaur prints and tracks at Duntulm, Falls of Rha, Sea Eagle, Linicro Tups and our Farm Animals at Willie McLeod's

On the look out for dinosaur prints at Duntulm, Score Bay and some nice shots of the beach.

A lazyish morning, a bit of photography in the afternoon, and dinner with friends in the evening where I lost my Gin Virginity.

As we were out and busy on Sunday we had our usual Sunday roast Lunch get together with Alan the Crofter and our usual shenanigans and fun.

A quiet reflective day and then catching up with our new friends to learn to Drone and Paint.

A change of genre as a project for today - to be creative for images people would hang on their walls. Evening brought our very first Aurora

Afternoon tea from an empty cupboard with no photography - just reading and relaxation.

My sinus problem wasn't getting any better so I knew I'd have to see the Dr this time. After yesterday's disastrous results I wanted to try

Sunrise was over Lochan nan Dunan so again we missed the sunrise over the Hill of the Red Fox but still got some shots.

With more snow falling we were in a Winter Wonderland, at the same time our front drive and all the roads were treacherous due to Black Ice.

Determined to find enough snow to build a snowman I had promised my Grandchildren in Australia I would make - I was on the hunt.

Tried to have an Off Day - but failed again - we just couldn't resist some late night Astro!

Determined to have an "Off Day" of no photography - we couldn't help ourselves, we had to take some of Storr Loch and Bridal Veil Falls.

A difficult day marking 4 years since the death of my son, Kyle. But we tried to make the best of things by celebrating his life.

Enroute to spend a day on Sleat we stopped to play with the Sconcer Baby Heilan Coos and had a dram or two at Torabhaig Distillery.

Droning over some ruins we saw what they would have looked like in the Museum of Island Life. Then exploring the Falls of Rha in Uig.