Across to Scotland (Day 1381)

I had a bunch of small jobs to deal with in Stromness this morning, but the day started with a trip to town to collect some bits. 
The drive from town through to Stromness was lovely in bright sunshine. The first job was straightforward enough and once done there, I popped in to the house re-furb just to check that I wasn't needed today. On my way to the second job, I noticed the customer driving along behind me and we arrived at her house together. Perfect timing and another simple job which I got done fairly quickly. Before heading to job three, I thought I would zoom along to see if my beautiful wife was still at the yard dealing with the horses, but I was too late. The trip to Outertown wasn't wasted though as the view south past Hoy and to the hills on the north coast of Scotland was worthy of a blip. 
The third job was another quick, easy job to solve an issue with water hammer caused by a faulty tap. 
From Stromness I headed for Dounby to check on timings for a small job next week, then trundled home. 
After a late lunch, the rest of the afternoon was spent sorting the scrap pile into bags of copper, brass and lead, and stripping the insulation off old hot water cylinders.