As promised in the previous post here is the colour supplement.
The warm sunny weather continued into Monday evening.
In fact it has continued into Tuesday.

On Monday morning we took advantage of the weather.
We climbed Ben Hynish in bright sunshine.
What views we enjoyed.

It was late afternoon when the second plane of the day returned to Glasgow.
There was the distinct sound of a Saab when it passed overhead.
This is the background to the ‘Colour Supplement’.

Anticipating a sunset we drove from Scarinish to Balephetrish.
What we did not anticipate was just how colour it would be.
It was a truly memorable occasion.

We parked at the Kenovay end of the road and dropped onto the beach

The colour of the sunset highlighted the Isle of Rum.

As we walked along the beach we stopped.
We kept turning to look back on the view.

Apart from two people walking their dog
we had the beach to ourselves

It was as we climbed off the beach that the sky dramatically changed.

What an evening!
Thankfully the midges were not out!

We decided to return by the Kenovay Road and the Reef.
We never imagined the colour would follow us all the way home.

The view from the Kenovay Road

From the Kenovay Road we drove through Crossapol and onto the Reef

Every so often we had to bring the car to halt.
We just had to stop and admire the sky.

One stop had to be the crest of the road at Baugh

The gloamin’ went on and on.

On such an evening you feel reluctant to go indoors.

This is ‘Life-on-Tiree’