So I met this fella on Facebook, and he said he’d fit our new kitchen.
Nothing unusual in that. Except 675 miles is a long way to drive….
OK, its not the whole story….. he’s also a photographer, and he’d visited us whilst on holiday too, so not exactly a random stranger.
It went like this: old kitchen out; new kitchen in; job done; let’s go and take some pictures!
We had a day and a half, so I planned to make the most of this new thing called sunshine; not seen that for a while.
Starting at Stoer beach, we walked around to Clachtoll beach, laying on the rocks like seals. just like the one David found snoozing.


Everyone back on the bus, down to the harbour and catch our tea, which looked like a carrier bag of Langoustines as it was passed up from the boat, and a quick trip up to Glencanisp to try and outwit the only cloud of the day which turned up over Suilven.


The next morning found us heading over to the Wailing Widow Falls for several shots.



Coffee sitting in the sunshine, and then up the burn to the “Loch of the Reflections”; a name I’ve just made up, but despite a strong breeze, it didn’t let us down.

Finally, we finished the afternoon walking up the main path to Quinag and branching off to visit a little waterfall I’d done in monochrome previously.



Lucky with the weather and lucky with the kitchen; David made a cracking job of it; we’re well pleased!
And the red anorak he’s wearing in the first photo is actually mine.
Before & After:

Just the hob and some switches for the electrician tomorrow….

Amazing photos x
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Thanks Julie!
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What a great story
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Thanks Val!
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