It's been snowing here on and off since yesterday morning but, during the day, any that settled melted almost immediately. However, through the night some of it accumulated on....
....the rooftops, though these deposits didn't last long.
Although the weather really shouldn't be doing this to us in late March, more surprising was the number of ships anchored in the Moray Firth, more than we've seen before.
To the left in this picture is the
Jomi, the ship we saw at Littleferry the other day, while the ship to the right is the
Wilson Harrier.
From our house the
Neuseborg (above) lay away to our left while the
Rix Pacific was too far round for us to see.
Why we have this sudden accumulation of ships is a bit of a mystery, particularly as there is no exceptionally bad weather forecast during the next few days..
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