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  • Vilamoura Marina

    It’s clear that it’s now off season for the majority of tourists as the marina is not too busy. This week it is the ILCA Masters European sailing championship races so +300 small yachts dashing about. It’s also evident with the number and size of motor cruisers berthed there is plenty of money in Europe…

  • Vilamoura, Portugal

    Quite a while since I last wrote. Fiona and I have been working on refurbishing the front ground floor of our house. That’s just about complete now so we are having a couple of weeks in Portugal. First here in Vilamoura then next weekend we go north to Porto. Arrived yesterday so it’s the marina…

  • V&A Dundee

    Three iPhone photos from our day. I used the opportunity to take a number of photographs with my Boronica ETRSi, both black and white (Ilford HP5) and colour (Kodak Ektra 100). This weekend is devoted to developing and printing.

  • Dundee

    Off to the V&A in Dundee to see a photo exhibition

  • More Skeet

    I couldn’t add this to my earlier blog, dunno why. Anyway, dusting clays is great fun

  • Skeet

    Something a bit different. My other passion after shooting with a camera is shooting with a shotgun. Today a wee practice before a competition tomorrow. Pleased with the results 24/25 and 20/25 at English Skeet

  • Pathos, Cyprus

    We have been here a week getting some sun on our bum. Half board package holiday by TUI at the Pioneer Beach Hotel, and I can say it’s very good. Facilities are good and well maintained and the staff are exceptional. I would recommend it especially as it’s adults only, no noisy kids! Photography wise,…

  • All at sea

    Fingals cave and Puffins. Yesterday was a boat trip To Staffa to see Fingals cave and the amazing rock formations, not dissimilar to the Giants Causeway in Ireland. Then onto Lunga to see the colony of Puffins that nest there every year. Fascinating birds, not at all fazed by tourists as they keep predators away.…

  • Iona

    A short ferry to Iona, and a visit to the Abbey. One of Christianity’s sacred sites. Founded by St Columba in 563 and a place of pilgrimage ever since. Well worth visiting even on wet, cold and windy days like today.

  • Isle of Mull

    Today a wee drive from home in Glasgow to the Isle of Mull. We are here for a week, hopefully to see Puffins and possibly more wildlife. These images are the typical views of this beautiful country we are so lucky to have to live in.