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Tag Archives: shoreline
Highland glamour (Rousse)
I thought that we would not make it when the Indian driver lost control of the car in the snow. Luckily we survived the skids, entered the beautiful glen, and our journey was complete at the point that the road … Continue reading
Dead mackerel and a dead marriage (Rousse)
On the Sunday, we found dead mackerel strewn across the shoreline outside the hotel. I had hoped that we would spend the day together, but – as usual – TPR had other plans: to watch his friends play volleyball on … Continue reading
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Tagged dead, hotel, husband, mackerel, marriage, parents, shoreline, TPR, volleyball
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Killer whales but no camera on powerboat trip to the islands (Rousse)
I boarded the ferry dressed only in a thin sheet, having been forced to leave all my belongings – including my clothes and glasses – with our hosts at the the shoreline. The ride across the inlet was short and … Continue reading
George Clooney and a Sisters of Mercy lookalike above the snow line (Rousse)
We were going camping with our French friends above the snow line in the north west of Scotland. Access to the site was via Forestry Commission trails, first on the dirt track along the shoreline of the loch, then up … Continue reading
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Tagged 1980s, BBC, camp, camper, camping, case, corner, crew, crowd, delivery, dining, engineer, Forestry Commission, French, friend, George Clooney, glamorous, glasses, groceries, house, jeep, loch, marital, Mati, merry, mountainside, mud, party, shop, shoreline, sister, Sisters of Mercy, snow, status, summit, TPR, track, treat, wander, warm, widow
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Weymouth from air and shoreline (Rousse)
The flight was not full so we all had plenty of space in the cabin. TPR kept switching seats, mainly for the best views from angle of the plane. When I saw Weymouth from the air for the first time … Continue reading
The secret beaches of East Lothian (Rousse)
ET-S showed us the secret beaches of East Lothian from the turreted wall of a medieval castle. We learnt that the kayak school used the beach below for training and was recruiting new members. TPR responded immediately by jumping down … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, Bristol, castle, chute, East Lothian, journey, kayak, medieval, Milton Keynes, school, secret, shoreline, TPR, train, training, wall, Wrexham
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A prediction, skewered prawns, and rude remarks about Dame Kelly Holmes (Rousse)
The stranger was astonished when I guessed that he was a city worker who had retired early from a career in finance. I was almost right: he’d spent his entire working life at the Treasury. After queuing for my food … Continue reading
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Tagged buffet, career, chair, city, climb, companion, Dame, dining, edge, finance, food, friend, guard, hotel, Kelly Holmes, ladder, life, plate, point, prawn, prediction, proprietor, queue, remark, retire, rude, sea, seal, shoreline, sit, skewer, step, stranger, sunshine, table, tennis, tide, treasury, umpire, vantage, water, work, worker
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A seaside discussion of the merits of the Marks and Spencer store card (Rousse)
My long-dead red-lipsticked granny and I clung to the sea wall bracing ourselves for the next wave. Although the scene might have looked tropical with its smattering of palm trees along the shoreline, this was the north east coast of … Continue reading
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Tagged card, coast, cold, dead, discussion, freezing, grandmother, granny, lipstick, Marks and Spencer, merits, north east, palm, red, seaside, shop, shopping, shoreline, store, trees, tropical, wall, water, wave
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Seal invasion (Rousse)
A couple seated a few tables away from us across the hotel dining room appeared to be sharing exciting news. I couldn’t resist interrupting my meal to run over to them and find out what was going on. “Look out … Continue reading
Dangerous waves in Ullapool and a miskeyed credit card number (Rousse)
I pulled into the parking space just on the approach to Ullapool so that I could photograph the interesting wave formation as it hit land. Unfortunately the moment that I placed the camera case on the ground a huge wave … Continue reading
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