Isle of Arran, Scotland
Island winter: snow and palm trees. #Scotland #WordlessWednesday
30 Wednesday Jan 2019
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Lovely picture, the sea looks very calm.
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Hope it stays calm! (I’m on ferry back to mainland. Last week it was so bouncy, they were handing out sick bags. And people were sure using them!)
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Ugh. I can imagine. I’m a terrible sailor
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I’m glad you’re still there, I thought you were moving again?
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No, Arran is home. We bought what was supposed to be little place in Glasgow for the Hub when he’s working there. (Apparently his definition of “little” differs from mine, because we ended up with a needy 3-story townhouse that’s sucking up all my time and very begrudging attention when I’d much rather be back on the island. But I’m not bitter. Much…)
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Brrrrrrr. It’s -30c windchill here, expected to hit -39 c tonight. I think I’ll just pull the covers over my head and wait til March. Beautiful picture, looks chilly.
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Brrr indeed! My cousin in Illinois said they are colder than South Pole. I’ll stick with Scotland, thank you.
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how beautiful, what a lovely winter scene
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It’s gorgeous and a LOT warmer than Chicago. (Actual headline: “Chicago Is Colder Than Parts Of The Arctic, Yukon, And Mars”) MARS!
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I’m beginning to think I live in the only place in Scotland that hasn’t had any snow – not that I want it.
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No snow? I’m on my way!
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It’s pretty nippy but you’d get a warm welcome.
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Pretty picture but what’s that white stuff?? I only see white sand from my view. Keep warm. xo
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You’re like my cruel California relatives. My sister said, “It might rain this week…”
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Beautiful, but looks very chilly!
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Palm Trees and SNOW ? thats just not right …
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Patty agrees with you. But there it is!
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It’s a beautiful view and quite lonely looking. I would love to visit there soon.
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Do come!
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Wow this is very beautiful and nice nature,so cute ,how are you and your beautiful family?
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