Our beautiful wonderful trip to the Island of Skye and beyond, Scotland

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We made a second visit to the Island of Skye, visiting numerous main roads of the island travelling over the bridge as well as over the ferry from Glenelg, travelling to Kylerhea for a performance, visiting a farm for quail eggs, and veg, travelling through Broadford, Portree, up to Uig and then around to the Castle of Dunvegan gardens, through the Cullin Hills over very very narrow steep roads and then back to Dornie. What an adventurous wonderful trip of seeing many animals, the long haired Highland cattle, and sheep. We still had time to eat and have coffee, making many stops during the day arriving back at the house very late.

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Photos

Uig
Big massive land forms. A sight to behold

Highland Memorial on way to Glenelg
bold statue

Arnisdale, Scotland
the "Glenelg Broachs" very old defensive towers

Island of Skye
Narrow Narrow roads steep banks and rain Oh Oh

Narrow roads with numerous passing lanes
without the passing lanes the vehicles would have to inch past

Daytime - sheep on the roads
A common sight

Night time sheep
Waiting for the sheep to pass

Landscape with ssunshine
Finally a bit of sun

Portree, Island of Skye
A beautiful village, numerous fishing boats and excellent seafood by the ocean directly from the fishing boats

sheep everywhere
all in a pen. note the one black faced sheep in the middle, The boss??

Light house
Narrow narrow road and bridges to the light house, 6 miles of this

The light house of Skye
A very beautiful sight once you are there.

Ocean view around corner of lighthouse
See the churning ocean and slabs of rock. So massive and beautiful.

picking berries, at Lock Maree
Randy and Arlene

Fishing boats of Portree
What a site looking at all these boats, so restfull.

Coffee at "The Wagon"
Way out in the middle of nowhere, this is what we find.

"The Wagon"
This Brazilian girls actually was spending the summer staying in half of this wagon, serving take away treats from the other half, picnic table for sitting. What fun. We had nice conversation with the girls as well. She was smitten by a scottish fellow!!Here to stay!!!

Grass covered houses
Houses of old, covered with grass for protection in hiding

Evening sheep
Still hungry

Highland long haired cows
She almost stuck her head in our car window, missing an opportune camera moment!!!!!! Oh well. We sure loved this visit with the cows on a lonely country road. What an adventure.