What was estimated to be a 1 hour return hike to the Prison and Needle and back took us 5 hours!

A visit to the Doctor for my sinuses pain and then feeding Highland Cows at Sconcer.

Sunrise over Pointy Mountain. A quiet day at home catching up on Blogs and Vlogs and having Alan the crofter over for Sunday Roast.

Good weather brought us out all day photographing Hill of the Red Fox, OMS from Loch Fadda, Sligachan, Sunset and Astro at Duntulm Castle!

Half the day doing chores in the bad weather, then as it seemed to clear, we opted for a change of plan - get some photos at Balmaqueen

The cost of sending things home was almost criminal and caused me to almost have a meltdown in the pandemonium of reorganising.

We headed down to Sleat where my ancestors are from Camuscross but we found it difficult to find anything open for food!

Waiting for snow to build a snowman has been a challenge. We got some but not enough! It was off to Balmaqueen, the Quiraing and Faery Glen

Storm Brendan hits the Isle of Skye and it's a baton down the hatches kind of day and night. Loss of power left us in the cold and dark!

Hanging out for Snow to build a snowman for the Grandies back in Australia.

Checking out a rare books store, a local gallery and Skye Skyns plus a visit to the Stein Inn and the final delivery of wedding cake.

Sunrise via drone over Duntulm Castle, Sunrise over the back of the Quiraing from Willie McLeods, Mable's Fold and Portree.

After several failed attempts to get to Elgol we were determined to make it to see the free ranging Highland Cattle.

Despite rain, hail and shine, we did our best to get some photos whilst going down to Sleat to visit our Photographer Penny for collection.

Extreme weather meant no photos today! So I learned to make Spurtle Porridge instead.

The constant wind and rain meant this was yet another poor day for photographs so we planned to visit the Archive Centre in Portree instead.

Bad weather, but some photos around the local area of the Old Kilmour Church and Sunday Roast with our new friend Alan Duncan the Crofter.

Since first making our bookings back in Australia for our tours with Marcus McAdam's Skye Photo Tours we had been so looking forwards to it.

Our friends Aad and Mike headed back home early and we were sad to not get to say good-bye in person. Just a housekeeping day!

Coming down to Earth and cleaning up the aftermath of our Scottish Wedding. We reluctantly left the comforts of the Skeabost Hotel for home.