Turquoise
Turquoise is called turquoise because it was imported through Turkey.
The Atlantic Ocean on the wild west Westray coast is as turquoise as a fabulous mineral as this Puffin flies through, buffeted by gusting winds.
I’ll be bringing you more photographs from my Westray adventures soon.
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