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9 comments:
What a delightful slideshow and a wonderful way of seeing parts of your corner of the world!! I got a kick out of the tartan limousine...really shows it's in Scotland:-) Love the sunset pictures too, very lovely! Thanks for sharing this with us. For some reason, the slideshow posted 3 times but I thought I'd be safe putting my comment on the first one! lol
Hey Girl...loved the slideshow...I got the tourist info that I ordered through your blog, today...but this slideshow sold me even better than that...one day...Lord willin' and the creeks don't rise...I'll be makin' a visit your way!!
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Nice, but not quite as nice as mine ;) Loved the limo though!
Thanks for the pics! Always nice to see pictures of different places.
Thanks for the pics! Always nice to see pictures of different places.
Shows you l've not been in much lately- how come it posted 3 times???
Anyway thanks all for comments- nice to have you back Connie xx, glad Grish posted twice lol- don't feel so bad, Limo ride for both Sorlil and Pea on way and Tammy, l have your tea and jammy roll waiting!
Hmm I have no idea how I posted twice. Oh well just means I liked it twice as much...
Your slide show had me mesmerized.
Oh what fun! Thanks for taking us along. Tartan limo...funny :) That sky is gorgeous! So that's what you meant when you said 'I've been over the water'.
My MIL made two trips to Wales in her later years. Her mum came from there. She got off the boat at Holy Head (I'm not sure if it's one or two words). I know you're in Scotland, but I saw Holy Loch mentioned. Any connection? Are the two places near each other?
I like what you wrote about the sense of smell too :)
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