the sunrises and sunsets from GB's house in Eagleton on the Isle of Lewis.
Hopefully I'll be back again this year.
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
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I don't blame you for missing them. They do look glorious.
ReplyDeleteTake care and God bless, love, Carol
I sincerely hope so!
ReplyDeleteNo wonder you miss that whenever you're not there - it is breathtakingly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, please do. The last time you were up there was a slight blip in your record of perfect weather visits. I will forgive you that - but please, please, please come up again and bring us some sunshine.
ReplyDeleteLove to Jo x
I do hope that you are back soon. I miss you!
ReplyDeleteTake care.
I can see why! I miss them and I haven't been there, yet. :^D
ReplyDeleteLook at that -- lots of silver lining in those clouds ... and gold, too. That's got to be auspicious.
;^D
Hugs,
C
Your pictures made me curious, so I explored the island a little with Google Earth (the only way I will likely ever go anywhere). So many houses there seemed to be in the process of remodeling. Was there a disaster they are recovering from or has the place come into a bunch of money?
ReplyDeleteThe Island is not recovero]ing from a disaster, Nothing Extraordinary. Over the last century the old croft houses have been abandoned and new houses built on the crofts - there are therefore many ruins, just walls. Also, despite a falling population, a lot of new houses are being built - new money is not obvious in other respects (i.e. no huge or posh cars)but it must be there for so much building to be going on.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
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