Nairn Skies 3: The Rainbow

The skies over Nairn continue to be breathtaking, with a whole vista of different scenes over the past few days.

A glorious deep red sunset last night, almost eerie orange clouds the night before, and before that, a striking double rainbow.

Now that the weather appears to be turning, perhaps we’ll see more of the sun and clear skies as well at last.

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