An early start for the Shieldaig creel boat.

Threatening.

5 years ago today, 10 years ago today, 15 years ago today.

The top of Liathach yesterday. (The last remaining snow from five weeks ago).

One from earlier this week. Glen Shieldaig, Loch Dughaill, Loch Shieldaig, and in the far distance the hills on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. (Note the new deer fencing... this area is due to get 300,000 native trees planted by the Woodland Trust).

I'm sure nobody of a sound mind will want to see the film 'Melania'. Instead, check out Mark Kermode's review. All you need to know: www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTyU...

Some wacky clouds out there this morning.

After a long dry spell, we finally have some weather moving in. I read that in Jan we had just 18% of the usual rainfall total here. It seems to have rained (too much) pretty much everywhere but here.

Gulls, sea, sky and Skye.

Alligin making clouds yesterday

The moon reflected in a frozen Loch Dughaill earlier this morning.

Beinn Damh yesterday morning.

Couldoran this morning.

This morning's 'Snow Moon' poking through the clouds.

I was looking through a bunch of photos of January's snowfall that I hadn't yet posted. Came across this one of Shieldaig Island. You can clearly see more snow heading in from the north. Taken four weeks ago today.

Shieldaig Village... looking very empty.

The review to end all reviews.

Heading towards the Bealach na Ba.

Ben Shieldaig and Shieldaig village yesterday afternoon.

Trump leaving one black glove on, reminds me of someone with similar personality traits.

Very blowy yesterday. This looking over Upper Loch Torridon.

Just your average horse and sheep running around a field chasing each other day today.

The A896 heading north from Lochcarron.

Winter morning sky.

Looking across Loch Kishorn towards Sgùrr a' Chaorachain yesterday morning - 2598 ft if you fancy a hike.

Musk's Grok has its uses.

Europeans after managing to prevent the collapse of NATO for another 1-2 weeks… #Europe #Rutte

The path of the River Balgy to the sea.

Beinn Alligin.

In a mad, mad world, with the maddest mad person shouting mad, mad the loudest, I thought this might help. (Chocolate helps too). www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghcd...

High tide; Upper Loch Torridon yesterday. Liathach and Fasaig Village beyond.

I posted this on Twitter before Musk had too much ketamine and went mad. Thought it was worth a post here. Something I wrote about 8 years ago for a mate, who is the only pianist I've ever met that can sight read, and play like this! www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVm-...

Loch Shieldaig, Inverbain Island and (some of) the Torridon Hills.

Loch Damh yesterday afternoon.

It's that tree again.

The 'Coast Road'. Looking towards Loch Shieldaig and Upper Loch Torridon. 09:00 this morning.

The east face of Beinn Bhàn yesterday morning.

Gulls Landing (Not a place, a verb).

Some winter sunshine on Shieldaig village yesterday afternoon.

One from a while back. The 'waiting room' on Achanalt Station.

I'm happy to award President Trump my Blue Peter badge, as long as he agrees to stop killing Americans and doesn't invade a NATO country. I hope that might be of some help.

Another for the geologists. Part of Ben Shieldaig (facing north west).

Low tide, Upper Loch Torridon; yesterday morning. Fasaig Village with Liathach behind on the far side of the loch.

Shieldaig Village. Beinn Alligin behind.

Glen Shieldaig. Snow melt + rain =

Snow clinging on wherever it can.

Here's the last of the snowy pics (until next time).

Dozens of these down Glen Shieldaig as the snow melts.

The Torridon Hills.