The sun slowly sank to the NW over the Sound of Bute.
As it did so the sky slowly turned to gold and...
...the ancient layers of sedimentary rock on Inchmarnock were illuminated by a lovely warm light.
Normally midges are a problem in the West of Scotland summer evenings but a north wind meant...
...we enjoyed the sunset undisturbed.
After sunset we experienced an extended twighlight but the temperature dropped even further and so we turned...
...to the glowing embers of our fire and enjoyed the heat of many past summers as night drew round the mountains of Arran.
