Rare and resplendent... so how much gold’s at end of a double rainbow?

IF there is a pot of gold at each end of this stunning double rainbow then you’re going to get a little wet hunting for it.

This perfectly timed photograph shows a ferry passing in front of the rare phenomenon that appears to rise out of the water like a bridge.

Roger Jepson had spent several days in the

rain hoping to photograph otters when the perfectly-formed rainbow appeared over Fishnish Port, Isle of Mull.

Moments later a second rainbow formed below the first, creating a burst of vibrant colours that kissed the surface of the water at both ends.

Mr Jepson, from Powys in Wales, said: ‘It was so bright, especially against such a grey sky. It looked just like a rainbow bridge.

‘I rushed to the car to change my lens and managed to get some perfectlytimed shots of the ferry sailing past.

‘Everyone has said how amazing it is, they’ve never seen anything like it.’