I imagined five years 'on the road', but now, after three years, I can't see myself stopping. I love it!
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I imagined five years 'on the road', but now, after three years, I can't see myself stopping. I love it!
I imagined five years 'on the road', but now, after three years, I can't see myself stopping. I love it!
We got new nextdoor neighbours. They own a Campervan/motorhome rental company here in Scotland so my plan to try out the VW experience just stepped up a notch! I hope I enjoy it as much as you are.
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A prayer wheel from Leh along with the prayer scroll (which I placed upside down )
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Mary LozNo problem. Wife - got one, Axe - got dogs, teenagers - was one.
As far north as you can go - well nearly. You need to live in the lighthouse to be truly that far north but the same village.
Dunnet
Yes I know Dunnet??
Regards. Sharkey
Dunnet?
Turn left at the end of the world?
Married to Hydra, are you?
I would love to travel that far north, but I'm scared the oxygen levels will be too low.
Mate Glasgow doesnt get light in wi.........from late October to February!
The challenge is that is doesnt get dark in the week of summer
I'm now super intrigued as to what constitutes this 'week' of Scottish summer? Above 15c? No rain?
Thanks very much everyone...much appreciated.
I have to say it's hard to go too far wrong in such a picturesque place as Iceland.
~ Peter
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I imagined five years 'on the road', but now, after three years, I can't see myself stopping. I love it!
I can't believe it's been 3 years already but great to hear that Doylem. It's always nice to take a chance, push yourself a bit and have it work out well.
~ Peter
Well, I'm earning a living from writing and photography (stock images mostly), and I'm fascinated by being in a different place every night. Tonight I'm in Tewkesbury, in the rain, but, hell, underneath these clothes, my skin is entirely waterproof. I can't recommend the nomadic life; I can only say that it suits me...
If management allowed, thats the one I would get. Have always loved the distinctive sound, especially with straight pipes!
John
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Another beauty. I'm guessing you see a lot of photographers over there?Vesturhorn, Iceland
Thanks AFB and yes, Iceland is probably the hottest spot for photography right now. I hope it's not ruined by the extraordinary number of visitors.
~ Peter
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And if possible.... not even footprints...
I would love to go there. One day... to quote @jaduff46 "should management allow it"
And if possible.... not even footprints...
I would love to go there. One day... to quote @jaduff46 "should management allow it"
Nike-75-20170318.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
Some awesome shots here. I love Scotland and travel at least once every year. Here's one from my last trip.
That is a great display of blue!
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I'd be tempted to crop the bottom third of the pic... so the eye goes straight to the dog (and isn't distracted by the light patch in the foreground)...
I'd be tempted to crop the bottom third of the pic... so the eye goes straight to the dog (and isn't distracted by the light patch in the foreground)...
Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate I broke the rules by posting another, but which do you prefer? I think I went past 1:1 on the tighter crop - it was taken on my 85 prime from about 15m away so it's already heavily cropped!