The Summer solstice, the longest day of the year is a time to celebrate Nature’s gift.
Skye Midsummer Night
The mirrored loch reflects the light,
With magenta tones glowing bright,
As wispy mist swirls from the land
And oyster catchers preen on the sand.
The curlew glides low as he sings,
His melodious air, as if to bring
The promise of dawn in the fading light
On this glorious eve of midsummer night
Sue Wood.
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The Isle of Skye has dramatic mountains, wild glens and amazing seascapes; it offers a varied wilderness for free spirits. There is an abundance of hidden places full of native trees, wildflowers and wildlife to enjoy, in peace and tranquility. This sensational Island changes constantly through the seasons, with wild Atlantic storms, snowy mountains and balmy Summer nights with spectacular skies. The Summer wildflowers provide a colourful feast for insects, which feed the many species of songbirds, both native and Summer visitors.
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