With lockdown restrictions being extended until at least the middle of February, it seems normal that our thoughts will be drifting to the light at the end of the tunnel and when we can leave our homes, head outdoors and see the world again. It’s been a tough winter not only under strict lockdown, but with so many people losing their loved ones. But now, with the vaccination programme moving full steam ahead it’s got us thinking about better, safer times, and where we want to be when restrictions ease. While some of us may be thinking of immediately jetting away to foreign countries, it’s easy to forget about the beauty we have on our doorsteps, and how much our local tourism needs our help.
PHOTO: Ardersier part time photographer captures an amazing image of the night sky By Louise Glen
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Updated: 10:57, 15 January 2021
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An Ardersier man captured an amazing night sky on the Isle of Skye.
A construction worker from Ardersier has captured a once in a lifetime picture of the aurora with a shooting star over Broadford Bay on the Isle of Skye.
Christopher Andrew, who says he has always been interested in photography, said he was inspired by scientist Brian Cox and his love of the night sky â thinking he thought he would give it a go.