Wordless Wednesday – Gardeners Day on the Beach
Outer Isles Gardening
Gardening in a Gale
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Bliss.
We walked for hours in the sunshine and the only footprints on the beach were ours!
That sounds amazing!
It is a closely guarded secret that the beaches of the islands are beautiful, clean and usually deserted. Unfortunately sunshine is not guaranteed, but equally stunning on a blustery day.
Wow, looks like a coral beach 🙂
Not quite, shell sand which is very similar. We have cold water coral reefs to the south of Barra (the most southerly island of the archipelago) we are very beautiful.