Hopefully I'll be back again this year.
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
I'm still missing...
the sunrises and sunsets from GB's house in Eagleton on the Isle of Lewis.
Hopefully I'll be back again this year.
Hopefully I'll be back again this year.
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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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