Coastal village aesthetic

Gearrannan Blackhouse Village, Isle of Lewis, Scotland, Outer Hebrides 😍 A coastal crofting village built in the late 1800s with drystone masonry and thatched roofs. Restored in 1989 by Urras nan Gearrannan (The Garenin Trust).

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The image shows a beautiful coastal village built on a cliffside. The village is surrounded by sheer cliffs and turquoise blue sea. The houses in the village are built close together and are painted in a variety of colors. The village is accessible by a road that winds its way up the cliffside. There is a small beach at the bottom of the cliff, and a few boats are anchored in the bay. The water is crystal clear and a deep blue color. The sky is blue and there are a few clouds in the

Taken in Crovie, a small fishing village in Aberdeenshire, Scotland🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 📸instagram.com/joebhall_

Dark Nautical is a subgroup of the Nautical aesthetic. Though it shares a lot of imagery with both Nautical and Pirate aesthetics, it borrows much more from Cottagecore in its romanticized interpretation of Atlantic life by the sea. Whereas Nautical tends to focus on much higher economic class aesthetics and Pirate on chaotic, Dark Nautical centers around a more simple and harmonized life like Cottagecore. What makes Dark Nautical distinct from Cottagecore is its focus on the sea aspect of…