Horns of Hagmark

There was haar this morning, although it was still warm. We pottered about north Unst and waited for the forecast clearance which duly came at 13:00. We then left our bikes by a quarry and drove round to park the van. We then walked over the Hill of Clibberswick back to the bikes. We followed the edge of the cliff with its birds (Fulmars mainly) and the attendant good views. Near the top is a feature called the Horns of Hagmark which is a dyke that seen fron the sea looks to be taller than the cliffs and horn shaped. The blip is of this and the cliffs to its south.
 
Best on black.
 
Today’s entry on the Abstract Fiesta journal is Seaweed.