Neist Point Lighthouse, Isle of Skye, Scotland

From that picture I'm assuming this was when you were living in Scotland as that house design is very typical for here? then there is the grey sky?

I regret to have to tell you, this was more than just a Mid Life crises, A convertible in Scotland??? ye wur richt AYFH?

The 2005 EX did have an electric sunroof and it is still working even today. however it was only ever used 2 or 3 times in its lifetime in Scotland? actually I had forgotten it did have this and raked out an old picture of it just confirm this.

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One thing I did forget to mention, for around 30yrs none of my cars were worked on by Mechanics all servicing and maintenance was done by myself, having a box of Elastoplast for my skinned knuckles I would tackle anything ( a job is never done right unless you bled yourself twice) over time this had to have been a huge saving to me? around the age of 50 I stopped this, soon after getting one Volvo with two years Main dealers warranty this was to cost me around £700 in servicing and an MOT in the warranty period this was all prefabricated nonsense to bump up my bill? I had to consider another option and was lucky to find a Mechanic that did some moonlighting in his evenings and weekends.

Neist Point is a superb location for spotting whales, basking sharks, dolphins, and porpoises, and the Point is home to a huge variety of seabirds, including guillemots, razorbills, shags, and gannets. It is also one of the best places on Skye to watch the sunset.

Neist Point has basalt rock formations similar to those at the famous Giant's Causeway in Antrim. Geologists think that the Giant's Causeway rock formations continue underwater, across the sea, and emerge at Neist Point.