It’s been great getting back out to Hilbre over the last few weeks, especially this Easter Week. I love watching the seasons change here, from the cold blustery winters to the warm long summer days there’s always something to explore.
This week has seen the emergence of the bluebells and thrift that cover the island in late April/early May (if you haven’t booked a sunset walk out here, you really need to in May so you don’t miss the wildflowers!).
I love guiding groups out here to watch the sunset, listen to the birdsong and feel the peace and calm of this beautiful little island. It never disappoints.
I hope you like my shots below, if you’d like a guided Hilbre Island walk, please click here to see my availability over the summer.
I loved the glow that the setting sun created on the long grasses over on Hilbre Island on one of my Photowalks, I just had to get down into the grass and grab a shot!.
Walking back from Hilbre Island after the sunset is always an incredible experience and I love this section crossing the channel as the standing water turns bright orange and purple reflecting the colours of the sky.
The sun disappears behind the wind farm off the coast of North Wales as seen fri the shores of Hilbre Island in the middle of the River Dee.
A lone person walks their dogs on West Kirby beach near Little Eye as the afternoon sun reflects off the wet sands.
The old cast iron ladder that climbs up the sandstone cliffs on Hilbre Island is lit by the golden setting sun.
Bluebells cover this beautiful island in the middle of the River Dee from late April through early March turning Hilbre Island into a purple, blue and pink island in the sea.
Sunset light glints off the windows of the old Coastguard station that stands on Hilbre Island.
Hilbre Island beach is strewn with Mussel shells and i just loved the deep purple against the white crushed shells in this shot, wiith the sun glinting off the surface of the shell.
The Hoylake Lifeboat, the Edmund Hawthorn Micklewood, out on a training excercise in the River Dee, April 2022.
Sunset light glints off the windows of the old Coastguard station that stands on Hilbre Island.