On a mooring between Bar and Innisidgen - destined for Porthloo !!!!!!!!!..........Robin Mawer

The 16,151 ton Hurtigruten Expeditions ship " Maud " in the mizzle in Crow Sound off Watermill Cove on her 7 th visit this year and her up to 528 passengers are visiting Tresco and St. Mary's. She came from Waterford and is due to go on to Dartmouth this evening........Robin Mawer

Looking West from Porthlow Tuesday morning ..........Robin Mawer

About Sunset time from the Strand on Monday evening .......Robin Mawer

About Sunset time on Monday from Porthlow ........Robin Mawer

A large cloud over the Mainland this afternoon.......Robin Mawer

Ambience from the Garrison....Robin Mawer

Scillonian III coming in past the 70,285 ton. cruise ship Ambience midday Monday........Robin Mawer

In the Roads today is the 10,285 ton Cruise Ship " Ambience " which can carry 1,400 passengers. She is the largest Cruise ship to come to Scilly. She came from Tilbury and is going on to Cobh and then up various places on a Round Britain trip......Robin Mawer

Monday morning from Porthlow.......Robin Mawer

Four short blasts on her whistle alerted me to the Sunday arrival of Scillonian III in the misty conditions.......Robin Mawer

Saturday after sunset from Porthlow with last of the fine day drifting away to the North......Robin Mawer

Looking the opposite direction from the Sunset - a little different !!! The edge of rain and thundery outbreaks !........Robin Mawer

Saturday Sunset setting behind the left side of Samson's North Hill.......Robin Mawer

Sunset at Porthlow on Saturday evening......Robin Mawer

Friday evening from the by Golf Clubhouse the Sun went an odd shape again as it set - no green tonight ......Robin Mawer

From Porthlow Friday evening - the Sun setting sequence behind the North Hill of Samson - noticeably further left than last night ! No green tonight !......Robin Mawer

Friday evening from Porthlow ........Robin Mawer

Porthlow Friday evening ........Robin Mawer

The August 12 th Sturgeon Supermoon about 3 hours before absolute fullness at 01.36 GMT Friday . It is the last Supermoon of this year........Robin Mawer