Shetland model boats moored at Hays Dock, Lerwick, Shetland. With added effects
A small fishing boat returning to Lerwick, Shetland, with the evening catch. Lovely colourful buildings around the Hays Dock area.
A windy day in Shetland. These are the high cliffs at Eshaness where the Atlantic Ocean crashes against them. Very dramatic.
This is from one of the piers in Lerwick facing south. The buildings on the right are called Lodberries. This word comes from Old Norse meaning a place where boats can come alongside. These buildings were built in 18th century and are still inhabited today. The wind can be seen on water. It was a very windy day with gale force winds which nearly landed me in the sea.
Flock of sheep blocking a road in Shetland
Stunning Shetland landscape of a cottage at the end of Reawick beach. Deep red sand caused by the red granite found locally.
Part of Lerwick Harbour, Shetland. These are buildings called Lodberries and are historical structures that date back to the 1730s, originally built as warehouses extending into the sea to facilitate trade with boats. They are located along the waterfront and are known for their picturesque appearance and rich history.
