We were treated with a grandiose spectacle of the Northern Lights looking North over the Firth of Clyde. Around 9pm, a vibrant red aurora was clearly visible with the naked eye for around 20 minutes before fading away. An hour later, the aurora re-emerged, painting the entire Northern sky a vibrant green.
I am chuffed that my photo was spotted on Facebook by the Picture Editor of the Daily Mail and was published.
It was lovely to see a pair of stonechats darting round the rocks on the shore at Portencross.
There is just nothing better than to come home (after a hard day in the office and a longer journey home due to road closures following an accident) than to relax with a glass of wine while admiring the sunset over the water.
And what a sunset it was! This is what makes Morland House and living on the coast so special.
Admiring the view with a coffee on the bench in front of our new home on beautiful Saturday afternoon.
A beautiful sunset tonight with stunning views over the Firth of Clyde toward Toward Point and towards Dunoon over Wemyss Bay Pier and Station.
Tonight’s sunset is simply stunning.
This is what makes living on the North Ayrshire coast so special.
There’s always something magical to see the last seagoing paddle steamer, the PS Waverley, sailing by.
