John O Groats last week, on a sunny day.

Yesterday as part of my role as Director of Caithness Broch project, I participated in touring a group of American tourists round some of our archaeological wonders here in Caithness. I managed two drone flights in the process. All before the rain blasted in.

Ardvreck Castle on a sunny May day. A rough edit just as it's been while since I've put any video up. Watch in HD.

Auckengill Bay today. Nybster Broch can be seen in shot, as can the water tower, Keiss, a couple wind farms, (Camster and Causeymire) and the boundary hills. What a beautiful day.

A scorcher of a day for imaging the sites today, progressing well.

Thought I'd try one in Mono, seeing as it was a pretty grey day anyway.

The rain finally eased off for a whole 5 minutes to allow me to get some filming of this huge cruiser. Also grabbed a few images.

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A short flight as the sun went down over Dunnet Bay on Tuesday night. Watch in HD.

Castlehill harbour and Dunnet bay at sunset last night.

Thurso, and West Gills today, with lots of cloud passing by and causing shade around.