High cirrus, 1500 (Day 668)

This is my 1500th blip. One a day, every day for 1500 days. I have taken and blipped some incredibly bad shots, and some shots which I am really proud of. Life for me has changed massively in the last 1500 days. I am still a plumber, I still live in a beautiful place, but I am incredibly lucky to have a wonderful girl in my life now. In the beginning Blip was a place of solace for me, somewhere to focus attention and keep darkness at bay. The dark times passed and my journal has become much more of a personal diary than I thought it would.
Thank you all for support and comments, and for just looking at the shots I stick on here every day. Thanks for making Blip awesome.

And now, for the normal drivel....
I was up and out with the dogs early, but disappointed by the inaccuracy of the weather forecast. We had been promised sunshine, getting mist instead.
Back home, I got on with a few more finishing bits in the shower room - positioning the towel rail/shelf I have made, giving the walls another coat of paint (mainly to hide my pencil marks), fitting the loo roll holder and hand towel hanger. I gave the towel rail shelfy thing a coat of paint too.
I had a quick lunch before taking the dogs to Yesnaby. There were breaks in the mist at home and I thought I would take the chance it was clear at Yesnaby. I was really lucky and the mist in Hoy Sound made everything a bit more atmospheric. I walked north towards Skaill, and stopped to take a few shots along the way. I couldn't decide between the main shot and the extra today.
I am now waiting for my beautiful wife to come home from her 24 hour shift so we can head off to Mum and Dad's for dinner.