
Out on the beach in Saligo Bay on a June late afternoon, some nice waves rolling in and breaking as they reach the beach. Quite a few Gulls flew up and out to sea, looking nice with their white feathers against the dark sky.

Out on the beach in Saligo Bay on a June late afternoon, some nice waves rolling in and breaking as they reach the beach. Quite a few Gulls flew up and out to sea, looking nice with their white feathers against the dark sky.

A June evening on the top of the highest dunes at Kilchoman, mostly moody dark clouds, but also some lighter, brighter and more colourful spots in the sky

In June 2025 my sister and I went up to Sanaigmore just before the midsummer solstice in the hope of catching a nice sunset just off the headlands west of Sanaigmore Bay. For most of the year the sun sets behind the headlands to the west, but for a week or so either side of the summer solstice you should be able to see the sun setting over the Atlantic if you walk to the eastern end of Sanaigmore Bay. Alas, as it turned out the weather gods weren’t with us and some clouds on the horizon blocked our view of the setting sun.