21 Wednesday Sep 2022
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Autumn, the year’s last, loveliest smile. —William C. Bryant
Just when I think I know the best time to live on a little Scottish island, the seasons change and I realize yet again that I have a new favorite.
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Expect a visit from a short, chunky woman wearing druid’s robes next equinox. (I love your garden; now I love your house, too…)
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I love my house and garden too, and you’re always welcome. (Jeans are fine.)
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You must be situated on a lay line! Yes, I expect druids will soon arrive. Fall is gorgeous and yes, I think we will be visiting on a railroad tour next fall…
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I tried to look it up, but couldn’t find any maps of local ley-lines. But all of Arran feels magic, so you may be right. What you won’t be doing, however, is visiting Arran by train. Sadly, we’re dependent on a woefully superannuated and unreliable ferry system.
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Yup, I know and I’m disappointed. It’s a foreshortened tour but if all goes well, the next time we’ll rent a car and do our own tour, which I very much prefer. Hubs is not so sure about driving, but we’ve visited the UK many times! Then we can curse the ferry all the way there!
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Gorgeous! I agree that Druids will be paying a visit.
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Druids welcome any time. We have a firepit, and plenty of marshmallows, if anyone wants to take a break from druiding.
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So beautiful…💚
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Thanks Cathy!
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Spring’s my favourite time, but Autumn is a close follower. It softens the harsh glare of the summer sun and presents a subtle choice of jewel shades. x
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My only regret about autumn is that the days are getting shorter. I do love those summer white nights!
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You have quite the view! I love Fall – it’s definitely my favorite.
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Every autumn I think that. But then comes spring…
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Love your world
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So come for a visit!
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I’ll be there!
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Gorgeous!! Miss that beautiful house, and that view. And you, of course, Barb!! 😀
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Arran is gorgeous in all seasons.
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Wow! The colors are so vibrant. How lovely. Happy Autumn!
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Beautiful!
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