Apr 23, 2023
Woolly jumper: This "bold little lamb" suddenly popped up to surprise Colin Mackie in Tiree.
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Woolly jumper: This "bold little lamb" suddenly popped up to surprise Colin Mackie in Tiree.
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im tired, also had 200 calories today.
Ferry Detail 5: Glorious Moustache (Worn by Halien a.k.a @harry_caramel ) Tested my new 85mm f1.8 lens for bokeh with some close ups on the ferry and really liked the results. _________________________________________________ #scotland #oban #tiree #calmac #ferry #autumn #photography #rjkphoto #nature #canon #80d #newcamera #visitscotland #portrait #bokeh #85mm (at Oban To Tiree Ferry) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4vPfLzF-Am/?igshid=931gjk3jghrk
The Flag of the Island of Tiree, Scotland
from /r/vexillology Top comment: Dope! Kind of reminds me of House Tyrell from Game of Thrones
plane into tiree
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Plant of the Day
Wednesday 4 July 2018
Machair is a Gaelic word meaning fertile low lying grassy plain, it is one of the rarest habitats in Europe and only occurs on the exposed western coasts of Scotland and Ireland. On the machair of the Isle of Tiree, Scotland, was Lotus corniculatus (common bird's-foot-trefoil, butter and eggs, eggs and bacon, hen and chickens, granny's toenails), was flowering providing a vital source of nectar for insects.
Jill Raggett