“Sunday 29th November dawned, with a clear sky and sunshine, so we thought to go somewhere – UP – where we could look about us, and clear our heads. It looked like a day for Rose Ness.”
Rose Ness On A Sunny Sunday
A Walk On Bu Sand, Burray – If You Can Get to It!
“Isn’t it odd, how a beach can change? And how memory can play tricks with you? “
Playing With Shapes At Burwick
“we took time to explore around the concrete honeycombs by the car park for the Burwick ferry, and I was fascinated by the shapes and the light and scenes caught through the shapes.”
St. Mary’s Walk
“It’s not a dance, or a fiddle tune – it’s a walk along the shore from St. Mary’s, Holm “
Jellyfish On Evie Sands!!!
“There’s not a lot to say about them – except – I have never seen so many jellyfish in one place, at a time!”
Stepping Out Again
“We were thinking of where to go – not too far – and we settled on Evie Sands (aka Aikerness Beach).”
Interesting Finds At Mill Sands
“There is a public pathway up to the left of Mill House, which takes you past the Loch of Tankerness. “
“…before them were the sands, with rocks and little pools of salt water, and seaweed”
Photographs by Rosie Hopkins
Inganess – When The Path Became The Burn
“we thought we’d go to a beach, and decided on Inganess, near Kirkwall. “
Skaill Bay – At The End Of The Year
Bernie Bell at the Bay of Skaill
