19th November 2008, Embelton Bay, 8am
Decent sized waves combined with a low sun and an offshore wind makes a good combination for Embleton Bay. As the waves start to break the spray is caught by the wind and the sun simultaneously.



This guy was tackling some serious waves - it was great spectator sport

Some Oyster catchers at rest and in flight - Beautiful Birds. I first saw them on a family holiday on Harris when I was very little and I still get a thrill living this close to them as a grown up!


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