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21-06-2013, 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Honza
I feel like celebrating love and life today!  |
Yes, even I feel happy to celebrate this evening  (as the sun has just come out to play with his hat on after such a gray day) was hoping to have a small bonfire and a blessing.
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21-06-2013, 05:46 PM
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Hi Norseman,
Hopefully I've worked out how to use Photobucket. If so, my (my) very own Sunrise from this morning is below. It was beautiful.
http://i1276.photobucket.com/albums/...psf0e26f20.jpg
As I walked back to the car I couldn't help looking back at the Sun and saying 'You 'know' me now...' Strange I should think that but I felt 'validated' by it.
Today we've been on amber alerts due to very high winds so it was no surprise I was flaming cold this morning.
Sorry to hear the skies were grey in the uk. :-(
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22-06-2013, 07:32 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Striding the hedge
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Excellent photo, LL.
This solstice a bit of a bust for me as far as photos went - usual fogs drifting in from Northern Russia and the Norwegian Glaciers. Perhaps the Winter Solstice will be better 
Not long to Mabon Sept 22nd - big knees-up at Thornborough 
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22-06-2013, 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted by norseman
Not long to Mabon Sept 22nd - big knees-up at Thornborough
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Ha ha Norseman,
You're wishing your life away.  (But actually it's not that long to go really  )
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22-06-2013, 02:09 PM
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Hopefully, Orkney before then ! 
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22-06-2013, 02:36 PM
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Hopefully, Orkney before then ! |
What's happening in Orkney? Is that where your going for your jollies or is it an 'occasion'?
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22-06-2013, 03:44 PM
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Stunning picture Lanzalady.
I'm mildly disappointed about the lack of sun but only mildly. It's energy is stronger than the clouds.
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22-06-2013, 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Lanzalady
What's happening in Orkney? Is that where your going for your jollies or is it an 'occasion'?
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A whole shed-load of archeology to gaze in wonder at including a 6000 years-old temple complex, Scara Brae. The Ring of Brodgar. The Stones of Stenness. Etc, etc. Orkney was the beginning of everything - the Orcadians helped in the building of my local henge, Thornborough, and Stonehenge. And all this happened in the Neolithic.
Perhaps I might just build a roundhouse and stay there
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22-06-2013, 11:37 PM
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Stunning picture Lanzalady.
I'm mildly disappointed about the lack of sun but only mildly. It's energy is stronger than the clouds.
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Thanks Belle.
I took a few pics and they turned out better than I thought they had, so I'm quite pleased.
It's energy is amazingly strong. As soon as it cleared b banks clouds it was behind, the temp went up a minimum of 10 degrees. It was just lovely.
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23-06-2013, 12:03 AM
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Originally Posted by norseman
A whole shed-load of archeology to gaze in wonder at including a 6000 years-old temple complex, Scara Brae. The Ring of Brodgar. The Stones of Stenness. Etc, etc. Orkney was the beginning of everything - the Orcadians helped in the building of my local henge, Thornborough, and Stonehenge. And all this happened in the Neolithic.
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Wow. Now that sounds like fun. You can't beat walking round stuff that's ancient and being awe-inspired. I think you should definitely build yourself a roundhouse. Will it have Wifi????
Seriously though, that does sound really good.
A few years ago I got to go to Italy. While there we saw the colosseum, the catacombs, St Peter's and a variety of other sights. My all time favourite was a tour round Herculaneum, in Naples. They were just excavating a boat while I was there but we couldn't get to see it. I'm sure you already know this Norseman, but it's a village they say is preserved better than Pompeii after the volcanic eruption.
Anyway, I would happily have stayed for hours and hours, days even, but we were on a schedule... It always stayed with me.
Sounds like the Orkney's are definitely worth spending considerable time at though...!!!
LL
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