A Vanguard class nuclear submarine sailing up the Firth of Clyde to Faslane with it’s usual police escorts.
Monday blues! With a faint sunset on the horizon during the blue hour.
A grey squirrel decided to take up a vantage point in one of our Scots pines.
A roe deer with her two young fawns wandering around our lawn in the middle of the day.
Our ‘ragamuffin’ Bob relaxing on our lawn on a wonderful late summer’s day.
A lovely old, three masts schooner was sailing down the Firth of Clyde today.
A Vanguard class nuclear submarine is heading out, sailing by Toward Point with it’s usual police escorts.
The tall ship The Eye of the Storm and the PS Waverly were sailing down the Firth of Clyde this afternoon. The much faster paddle steamer overtaking the clipper at Toward Point.
Chuffed to see my picture of the HMS Prince of Wales published in our local newspaper.
Tall ship The Eye of the Wind sailing past Toward Point up the Firth of Clyde.
There is just nothing better than to come home (after a hard day in the office and a longer journey home due to road closures following an accident) than to relax with a glass of wine while admiring the sunset over the water.
And what a sunset it was! This is what makes Morland House and living on the coast so special.