The best part about our holiday plan was that there was no plan! Yep, we just had a look at the map, chose a possible place and drove. Thanks to our crazy-kids kinda thinking we managed to take in breath-taking views at the top of Schiehallion, find a campsite within minutes walk of a pub showing the World Cup in Aberfeldy, enjoy possibly the best cup of peppermint tea I've ever had in Killin, and reminisce with a half-day excursion to Stirling Uni, wander round our old halls of residence (where we met - ah, romantic!) and catch an early afternoon movie.
As it's a 'G' week and as we're back in good ol' Edinburgh, I would suitably like to present to you one of my more popular collages...Grey Friar's Bobby.
Taking the shots needed for this one was trickier than I imagined! I know it's a tourist attraction and all but Geez! Patience was needed, I can tell you, as I took pot-shots at each section of the statue between tourists posing next to it. Got there eventually though and I'm glad I did.
My Folksy finds this week on the theme of the letter 'G' are from some truly Gifted crafters...
Green Flower Notecards by Quirky Pit Stop
And as for my streetnames? So far in my ever-growing list...
George Street, Edinburgh
Gordon Terrace, Edinburgh
Grant Street, Melbourne, Australia
Green Street, Cruden Bay, Aberdeenshire
And as for my streetnames? So far in my ever-growing list...
George Street, Edinburgh
Gordon Terrace, Edinburgh
Grant Street, Melbourne, Australia
Green Street, Cruden Bay, Aberdeenshire
Have lovely weekends everyone, see you for 'H' next week (anything from Sesame Street yet? No? Oh, OK...maybe next week...)
Jen x
Your holiday sounds lovely.
ReplyDeleteGreat finds. Love the bag
Gemxxx
Lovely blog! x
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