Inlet of the Stack, + pip

This is the historic fishing village of Staxigoe from the Norse name "inlet of the Stack" on the North East coast of Caithness, Captured on a bright summer day with a slight sea haze,

A choice of seating and a pip, HBM and a good day to you all

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Taken on Monday July 18, 2022
Posted on Sunday October 9, 2022
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William Sutherland said:

Beautiful scenic capture and PIP! HBM! Stay well!

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2 years ago

Malik Raoulda said:

Magnifique et excellente capture..
On constate dans le Pip du matériel de pêche bien entreposé..!
HBM et agréable semaine.

2 years ago ( translate )

Pam J said:

SILENT HISTORY

2 years ago

Ur@nos said:

HBM, Roger .... and a nice week.

2 years ago ( translate )

José Manuel Polo said:

Hermosa roca. El viejo cabrestante oxidado pudo ser utilizado para izar embarcaciones a tierra o bien para rescate. Para lo primero habría una rampa a la izquierda de la roca ¿?. Hermosos bancos y mesa. HBM, Roger.

2 years ago ( translate )

Andy Rodker said:

Love the main shot and, perhaps even more, the PiP with the creels and that rock definition.

2 years ago

tiabunna said:

An impressive rock stack, well shown in your images, Roger. HBM and have a great week.

2 years ago

Walter 7.8.1956 said:

Wünderschöne Bilder Roger!!
HBM und einen guten Start in die neue Woche!

2 years ago ( translate )

Adele said:

The rusty fishing boat winch in the foreground is part of a terrific view of this historic village, Roger, with its impressive rock and blue benches . A beautiful series of images of a place I’d like to visit!
HBM

2 years ago