wonderful images & brilliant colours burning in my memory
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. . . i was so unaware of the delicious treasures that awaited as
we two travellers set out on just the most perfect morning
passing ever more beautiful scenery, we travelled northward
... i know, enough already. . . . i shall stop for now, but tomorrow. . .
i shall show you precious treasures we found!!!!
Breathtaking! Thank you for sharing your photos :-)
ReplyDeleteHow interesting! I have always heard of this isle and thought of it as a romantic and ancient place.
ReplyDeleteLook forward to hearing more!
that's so gorgeous. i'd love to visit there someday!
ReplyDeleteThe colour of that sea. And it looks so wild and yet perfect.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this wild, natural beauty. Wasn't there talk a while back about changing the name of the Isle of Skye to something else? Perhaps only the Gaelic?
ReplyDeleteI so want to visit the outer isles.
What a beautiful place, Ruthie. I'll look forward to more photos and treasures.
ReplyDeleteThose are wonderful and I would love to see more photos of your travels and treasures!
ReplyDeleteGreat scenery. Yes, I remember singing ' The Skye Boat Song' in school when the nuns were teaching in the convent. Aaah.. those good ol' days!
ReplyDeleteAmazing pictures, thak you!
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are so beautiful! I visited Scotland few years ago and spent some unforgettable days in the Orkney Islands. I hope I can return someday to visit Skye... I'm looking forward to visiting your blog often!
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