In the summer of 2016 I paid a visit to one of Scotland's (en therefor one of the world's) most beautiful places.
Driving there from Fort William you'll hit a famous tourist point on the way: Eilean Donan Castle. I hopped out for a quick picture and moved along.
Close to 2 hours later I arrived in Portree. This is largest town on the Isle of Skye. It is a lovely place to visit and enjoy some fish for diner. But with only 2,5 thousand people living there, it is a quiet place with not much going on. There is a little discussion about the Gaelic name of the town. While the official Gaelic name is Port Rìgh, which means the Harbour of the King, many believe the original name should be Port Ruighe (that is right, just like the Talisker whisky), meaning Slope Harbour. This because the arrival of King James V, was not in peaceful times.
Since there is not much to do, I drove of to the west of Skye to arrive at Waterstein just before sunset. Here I took these pictures of the lighthouse of Neist Point.
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Eilean Donan Castle
The harbour of Portree ( or Port Rìgh or Port Ruighe )
In the far distance is the Neist Point lighthouse.
The colours and the view… You would be stone cold if your not touched by the beauty of nature.
Not your average selfie, but it will do.
So many colours, and so many photographers!
The lights are on during the Blue Hour!
