‘Having a wonderful time’. That’s what you say on postcards, isn’t it? But it’s true. Here we are in Dumfries and Galloway. This is Mossyard. Near Gatehouse of Fleet. Stories later, once we’re back home.
A Postcard from Scotland
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Oh, that looks wonderful. Hopefully the weather will be kind to you. Enjoy!
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On the whole, the weather’s been good. Quiet, beautiful, friendly locals … what’s not to like?
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Great picture, well done for getting out and about.
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Probabmy our last sortie for ages …
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That’s rather funny; I was searching for a postcard i knew I head but only found the one from long ago, with people huddled together in a half-broken shed and the quote: Greetings from Devon, are having a lovely holiday….
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I HAD of course. Nothing like an autocorrect going crazy….
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😉
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Yep, we British know how to enjoy holidays, weather notwithstanding.
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you most certainly do – and good on you!
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Looks good, and it wasn’t all pouring rain!
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Until just now …
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Oh
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Cor, lucky you. It looks gorgeous. Wishing you a fab time and no rainy days!
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Well, on Tuesday there was 1° chance of rain, but it did. Today there was 90° chance …. and it didn’t. Pick the bones out of that.
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These days my usual approach is to look out of the window!
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It doesn’t always work if you’re trying to plan a full day’s activity though 😦
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Looks like a painting, thanks for the virtual postcard. Enjoy!
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We are doing – thank you. It may be our last lot of travelling for a while.
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Looks great!
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And that’s because … it is!
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I love it along that coast. Usually quite warm too!
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Well, it was. Until today. 6°. But. It’s still lovely, inland and on the coast.
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But that lovely sea air. Oh yes!
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How beautiful! I’m glad you’re out and about. Travel safely!
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Thank you. We’re impressed by precautions everywhere, and as there are no crowds in this area, it’s a relaxing, healthy break.
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I remember Gatehouse of Fleet. And you found blue skies 🙂 🙂
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We did. And grey too. Very atmospheric.
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Looks wonderful, Margaret. I’m glad the weather was kind. I look forward to hearing all about it.
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It was great, even if the weather wasn’t always quite kind.
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Oh, we did the walk around the Gatehouse of Fleet. An interesting little place with a fabulous café and bookshop in the mill.
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Yes, it’s a great place. Full of English though!
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Looks lovely. Delighted you’re enjoying yourselves 😊
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We did thanks. D&G is my new favourite place.
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Have a lovely time!
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Thank you. It was great!
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It must be great to get away to such a marvelous place – lots of space and sea air to blow the cobwebs away!
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So far so good. The area is loved by those who know it, but it’s not a hotspot – yet.
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What a pretty little bay. Looks the perfect place for a potter and a sit. We all need a bit f that at the moment, I think!
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It’s essential, actually!
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What a beautiful by to enjoy!
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Indeed it is!
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