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Shandchem: Thunder clouds over Sinclair's Bay which produced forked lightning.
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Shandchem: Sand dune features, Reiss.
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Shandchem: Sand dune features, Reiss.
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Shandchem: Sinclair's Bay and boulders on Reiss Beach.
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Shandchem: Wester, Sinclair's Bay on 27 March 2020.
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Shandchem: A string of cumulus clouds over Reiss beach on a sunny March day.
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Shandchem: A string of cumulus clouds over Reiss beach on a sunny March day.
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Shandchem: Nature's ripply sand art, Keiss beach.
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Shandchem: Nature's ripply sand art, Keiss beach.
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Shandchem: Reiss beach from Keiss beach on a sunny March day.
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Shandchem: Ackergill on the afternoon of 20th June, from my sea kayak, after the cloud cover broke.
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Shandchem: Ackergill on the afternoon of 20th June, from my sea kayak, after the cloud cover broke.
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Shandchem: Prof. Baikie and moody sky over Sinclair's Bay, on the evening of 21st June.
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Shandchem: Moody sky over Sinclair's Bay, on the evening of 21st June.
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Shandchem: Moody sky over Sinclair's Bay, on the evening of 21st June.
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Shandchem: Moody sky over Sinclair's Bay, on the evening of 21st June.
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Shandchem: Moody sky over Sinclair's Bay, on the evening of 21st June.
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Shandchem: Moody sky over Sinclair's Bay, on the evening of 21st June.
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Shandchem: Moody sky over Sinclair's Bay, on the evening of 21st June.
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Shandchem: Moody sky over Sinclair's Bay, on the evening of 21st June.
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Shandchem: Rain clouds moving from the west towards Wick, on the evening of 21st June.
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Shandchem: Rain clouds moving from the west towards Wick, on the evening of 21st June.
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Shandchem: Rain clouds moving from the west towards Wick, on the evening of 21st June.
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Shandchem: Rain clouds over Wick, on the evening of 21st June.
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Shandchem: Scence, just minutes before rain clouds moved in from the west towards Wick, on the evening of 21st June.
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Shandchem: Dabberlocks or Winged kelp, Alaria esculenta is an algae species with olive or yellow-brown fronds to 4 m long and 25 cm wide
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Shandchem: Dabberlocks or Winged kelp, Alaria esculenta is an algae species with olive or yellow-brown fronds to 4 m long and 25 cm wide
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Shandchem: Kelp amd Laminaria washed up on Reiss beach after a rough sea.
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Shandchem: Kelp amd Laminaria washed up on Reiss beach after a rough sea.
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Shandchem: Kelp amd Laminaria washed up on Reiss beach after a rough sea.