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Heavens above

We've had some cracking skyscapes over the past week.  Beautiful sunrises and stunning sunsets.

Yesterday morning, around 7.45 am, I came out to see the moon sinking in a pink and grey sky (Queensferry Crossing bridge just visible on the left hand side of the photo), a lavender sky across the Firth of Forth, and looking in the other direction, the sunrise.
And lastly, the sky about ten minutes ago.


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