Photography…mostly.

Road to Hushinish

Road? It’s really a 12 mile single track “B” grade metalled or tarred road to an alcove of unspoilt Harris beauty. Hushinish the most westerly point on Harris and Lewis emits a contented solitude that envelops. Your worries calm, soaking in a landscape as devils fall from the shoulder. Inhale and rejuvenate over and over. The back is straight. Head rises as eyes blink clear, lungs fill then walk anew. Carrying no burden. Becoming a sprite upon the beach.

Road to Hushinish

Huisinish twilight — Twilight peace

Huisinish beach — The beach

Canute was right

Boulder field

Some of the oldest rock in Harris and Lewis are found here

Huisinish Boulder field — Boulders

Boulder detail

Boulder

Boulder detail

Boulder

Boulder detail

Boulder field

Woo hoo hoo hoo.....BOO! — Woo hoo hoo hoo…..BOO!

Sand script

Hushinish wildlife

Mind your distance

Sunset over the Atlantic Ocean

Time passing becomes part of the photograph

Harness Nature's power — Harness Nature’s power

Also see Visit Scotland for more.

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May 27, 2018

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John Lamont

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beach, big sky, boulder, highland cow, hushinish, moon, outer hebrides, rock, sea, sheep, sunset, twilight, waves, Wind turbine

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