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The look out point at Durness looking out over the Northern Atlantic

Ceannabeinne Traigh Allt Chailgeag long exposure. Ann Ceann Gael in the background.

Balnakiel Beach in epic winds in winter. Very hard to get any kind of shot, with very high winds, squalls of horizontal hail! We saw a complete nutter running out to Fariad Head with just a pair of shorts on!!

As shot. Balnakiel Bay in between head-on horizontal hail showers. Not easy!

Traigh Allt Chailgeag waves. An Ceann Gael (Whiten Head) in the background

With the exception of Cape Wrath nearby, Faraid Head is about as far away from here in Romsey that I can get without having to leave the ground or take to the water. This picture comes from a trip in 2006, where I went to the far North of the Scottish mainland to stay at Durness and investigate Smoo Cave. The beach looked idyllic with its dunes, but the frequent showers reminded me why no-one goes North for a beach holiday. Painted oil on board it measures 30 inches by 20 inches. 1044 views achieved on 29th March 2016

A derelict building as seen in the area of the Kyle of Durness, Northern Scotland

A derelict building as seen in the area of the Kyle of Durness, Northern Scotland

A boat house with a grass roof as seen on the Kyle of Durness, Northern Scotland

A derelict building as seen on the Kyle of Durness in Northern Scotland

Traigh Allt Chailgeag

The beach at Ceannabeinne / Traigh Allt Chailgeag

This painting comes from a photo I took on a trip to Durness (North coast of Scotland) back in 2006. A mile from the village lies 'Smoo' the largest sea cave in Britain. The main cavern is easily accessible at low tide,and when you turn around you get this amazing view of the gorge leading out to the sea. When the weather is right (which seems to be virtually never) you can take a tour deeper into the cave, first by boat past the waterfall that plunges into the cave, then on foot, and I understand by boat again further on. Up on the cliffs you can easily spot the river disappearing into a sinkhole that feeds the cave waterfall. Painted in oil on a 16x20 inch board. The internal cave walls are nearly all a black obtained by mixing vand...

Spindrift Light / Whiten Head - from Traigh Allt Chailgeag at Ceannabeinne with Ceann an Gael (Whiten Head) partly lit by gaps in the clouds.

Traigh Allt Chailgeag reflections. Near Ceannabeinne

Ceann an Gael (Whiten Head) from Ceannabeinne, Sutherland

Balnakeil Beach in Northern Scotland

Balnakeil Beach in Northern Scotland two miles from Durness

Balnakeil Beach three miles from Durness in Northern Scotland

Wet sands on Traigh Allt Chailgeag making a great mirror for the dramatic skies overhead. Ceann an Gael / Whiten Head in the distance.

Ceannabeinne Textures - Traigh Allt Chailgeag, near Durness, Sutherland

Balnakeil is a hamlet in the parish of Durness, in the north of the county of Sutherland, Scottish Highlands, and is in the Scottish council area of Highland.

Balnakeil is a hamlet in the parish of Durness, in the north of the county of Sutherland, Scottish Highlands, and is in the Scottish council area of Highland.