It has
been a very mixed week weather-wise as GB has mentioned in his blog. As I began drafting this post it was
cold and very windy. Now it is muggy and
cloudy and if one stepped outside the front door one could commit suicide by
midges! Fortunately GB keeps his windows
spotless so taking photos through them is quite acceptable.
GB and I share the kitchen table for blogging
and, this weekend, watching Wimbledon and the British F1 Grand Prix.
When the weather is clear you can see the mainland
mountains.
Talking of spotless windows I shall have to go and clean the conservatory ones before everyone comes for dinner this evening. The seagulls seem to have been using it for bombing practice.
ReplyDeleteWatch you don't catch a chill. I love the misty silhouette.
ReplyDeleteThat view really is amazing and never the same even when it's the same ;) Nice change for us to see GB himself in front of it though!
ReplyDeleteThat view could convince me to do nothing but stand and do dishes all day. Actually, no. I'd be outside heading for the shore, midges be damned!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos. The lovely scenery should do wonders for restoring your soul. Sending love and hugs to you both, xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteThe cloudy headland picture is my absolute favourite of this set, although I am very much a fan if sunsets. Suicide by midges is certainly not the method I'd choose...!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful views from the windows! Thank you for sharing them with us!
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking pics! What a view. I could clean my Windows forever and not have anything as beautiful! Enjoy your time there!
ReplyDeleteThank heavens for those clean windows, these are beautiful shots. I love the one of the mist and the headland, so mystical and moody. I've been watching Wimbledon, too. The telecast starts at midnight so I'm going to have to miss a couple of nights to catch up on sleep or I will whacked before the finals.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I love the words, the pictures, the thoughts, the glimpses of life. I'm a fellow multi-blogger who seldom travels any more except vicariously through generous sharers, like you. It's like a breath of fresh air to receive your posts, CJ. You don't just survive, you thrive. Blessings, Bette Cox, Florence, SC, USA www.bettecox.com
ReplyDeleteI'd love to sit in your chair for a day. :)
ReplyDeleteBeen catching up on some of your Google site John and particularly enjoying Lewis. Then I found myself here on your 'normal' blog site.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous view when sitting at one's computer.
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