I sailed from Denmark to Iceland this summer and took this picture of a lighthouse on Shetland. I think it might be Muckle Flugga but comparing it with pictures online it’s hard to tell and I didn’t check at the time where we were on the map and can’t access them anymore.

Do you think this is the light house Muckle Flugga? If not which one could it be on Shetlands East Coast?

Chanonry Lighthouse (often spelled Channory) is an active, 19th-century lighthouse situated at the tip of Chanonry Point, a narrow peninsula jutting into the Moray Firth on the Black Isle in the Scottish Highlands. It is universally famous not just as a historic maritime aid, but as one of the premier land-based vantage points in the UK to watch wild bottlenose dolphins.

Because the Moray Firth is less than two miles wide at this specific bottleneck, a massive tower was never required. The light sits at an elevation of 12 metres above sea level but still commands a geographical range of 15 nautical miles. Its distinct light character is Occulting White every 6 seconds

Three lighthouses have marked where Rondout Creek meets the Hudson, and this brick one is the last of them.