MV Shapinsay and Charles Ann II on the shortest day at sunriseSunset – Photo Courtesy of Carol MoncrieffCurious Seal – Photo courtesy of Carol MoncrieffBog Cotton often found on the heathery ground – Photo courtesy of Carol MoncrieffOrca from Shapinsay – Photo courtesty of Carol MoncrieffPuffin – Carol MoncrieffCommon Blue Butterfly- Photo Courtesy of Carol MoncrieffMV Shapinsay coming in at Sunset – Photo courtesy of Darren MuirView over Elwick Bay Photo by Grahame Fish MV Shapinsay Photo by Grahame FishLooking down the old pier Photo by Gary Nicolson Seal Basking on the shore Photo by Carol Moncrieff Helliar holm Photo by Christine Leslie Cliffs on the East side Photo by Christine Leslie Down on the sand Photo by Keira MoncrieffHarvest Photo by Eileen Muir Elwick Bay Photo by Mervyn RendallSkenstoft Photo by Paul Hollinrake Shapinsay in the wild Photo by Gary Nicolson Balfour Castle Photo by Darren Muir Vasa Photo by Darren Muir Elwick Photo by Sue Lawrence Daisies Photo by Eileen Muir Kekos Photo by Keira Moncrieff MV Shapinsay and Balfour Castle Photo by Carol MoncrieffSkenstoft Photo by Paul Hollinrake Sunset Photo by Mervyn RendallGun placements from the 2nd world war when hundreds of soldiers were based on Shapinsay – Photo Courtesy of Lisa-Marie MuirThe Anchor at Thomas Sinclairs at sunrise in the winter- Photo Courtesy of Lisa-Marie MuirCannons at the Shapinsay pier – Photo Courtesy of Lisa-Marie MuirWatching the waves at Ness – Photo Courtesy of Lisa-Marie MuirSunset – Lisa-Marie MuirThomas Sinclair shop – Lisa-Marie MuirMV Shapinsay at sunrise – Lisa-Marie MuirShapinsay show judging – Photo courtesy of Sheila GarsonHorticultural Show – Photo courtesy of Sheila GarsonPrize winning Veg at the Horticultural show – Photo courtesy of Sheila GarsonCattle being judged at the show – Photo courtesy of Sheila Garson
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