The suntrap
Oiltanker Greta seen from Stornoway
Roadsign for Newton Street in Stornoway, Sraid Einicleit in Gaelic
Roadsign for Inaclete Road in Stornoway, Rathad Einicleit in Gaelic
Newton Street was built in 1833 and was always known by its English name. The area is known as Einicleit; the Coastguard Station (in so many of my weather pictures) stands at Einicleit Point. The word Sraid means street, the word Rathad means road.
This bonfire threw a pall of smoke over areas of the town
Looks like a lovely day to be in Stornoway.
ReplyDeleteWell captured Guido.
ReplyDeleteThe only time I appreciate bonfire smoke is in the winter time. The cold night air makes it easier to discern the woodsmoke. It always evokes strong memories of the 1950's before the clean air act.
Jeanie
Guido the pictures are lovely especially the one of the Horse in the distance ~ Ally x
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