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... adoro as rochas suavas ...
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ach, jetzt barfuΓ ΓΌber diese Felsen laufen ...
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was DU so fΓΌr ideen hast 
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Beautiful capture and place Ulrich
lovely gift for dear Patrick and his wife
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... adn already it is so many years ago
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Hope you can visit them again 
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That would be really great
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Thanks Strange light after the rain !
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Sincere thanks, Jo. A compliment which is much appreciated.
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thank you, marianne. it certainly deserved a 2nd chance, didn't it ?
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it did. and somehow i missed it the first time around..
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no problem. there are time here when i have to click away some stacks of pictures of even the best virtual friends ....
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so long ago, already. but i am remember this days and this beautiful place so very well
lady s., btw.
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I am sure you do!
dear Lady S. is missing you...
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she really is ? 
but she is in caring and gentle hands now
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The rain had stopped and it was suddenly all clear. Also thought this picture deserved a second chance here 
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Lovely.
Especially those browns and greens and the rocky texture in the foreground.
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Thank you. I loved the texture of these rocks. They look kind of soft, but they are hard, believe me
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Oh yes I know.....I've slipped on many a rock
in my time whilst poking around in rock pools.
I love the rocky seaside.
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Caledonian Sandstone in the Hebrides makes also nice rocks and beaches ....
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Have you seen the white sands of Morar???
You can't beat West Coast Scotland for beautiful
beaches and stormy seas.
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In one of my former lives I did some sailing in these waters. I remember very well the white "singing" beaches at Loch Tarbert anchorage on the Isle of Jura.
Also spend a week on the Isle of Rhum in the back bothy with a genuine Rayburn! Bathes were allowed in the fake sandstone castle
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I hope you had good weather for your trip.
It is so very beautiful up there.
I have had a Rayburnx2 and an AGAx2 in my
wanderings...so I am skilled it there strange ways.
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Well, actually weather was not too bad. September, mostly clear and brisk - so the Rayburn was essential. Later an Atlantic depression moved in, which of course gave wind and rain
On of of the boats (a vintage sailing boat) there was a group of art students from London. I became friendly with guy from Glasgow - a true Scotsman. Going home, I gave him a lift in my vintage Volvo and spend a night at his home. So, first thing when he arrived and was asked by his wife how it was he answered: "Well, you know there have been "Londoners" on the boat. You wouldn't believe what they did! They had milk and sugar with their porridge!" Without a second of hesitation she answered: DISGUSTING ! I shall never forget
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Guilty confession.....I too put milk and sugar on my porridge.
Vintage Volvo eh? Nice.
I used to have an old Rover.*sigh*Had to give him away to a good
home though.... or see him rust into oblivion.
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The Volvo fell apart after the trip - and certainly not so nice as the Rover ...
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I love Kippers too..but I never cook them in the
house as they are far too smelly.
It was a lovely car..the engine was so quiet and ran so smoothly
that when you were waiting at traffic lights you always felt that
you had stalled.It had red leather bench seats,a lovely walnut dash
board with a tool kit that slid out from underneath. It also had a
valve radio that took a couple of minutes to crackle into life.
It was built like a tank and had a stopping distance of about 6 miles.
Sorry to hear about your Volvo.
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What a car 
Rule #1: never cook Kippers in your own house
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That was a little bit of exaggeration on my part...
Stopping distance of 5 1/2 miles.
Never cook kippers in your own car either.
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Sure - but maybe these were nautical miles
EATING kippers on your own car has to be avoided as well imho.
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I was measuring the distance in Ant miles.
Eating kippers in someone elses car is legitimate however.
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When you want to keep a friend you should probably reconsider
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I am using the term friend loosely...
perhaps acquaintance ...or erm..
ex friend ..following the dreadful
kipper incident.
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WATCH OUT!! SHARK!!!
Where is that Duckie when you need it?
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This is called the "common duckie-syndrom" - nothing special. There is medication, though.
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