As I alighted from the ferry last week on my return to The Hutch, it was 15:30h and already getting dark - in part due to heavy cloud, but anyway because this is how it happens around here at this time of the year. Which is why a lot of folk go a bit gaga, doolally, loco... we NEED sunlight to keep us sane.
However, there is sanity of sorts which comes with the bracing, ice-laden wind, negative ions from the sea-spray, and gazing upon a landscape low and wide. Permit me, dear ones, to share a few moments with you. (Apologies for fuzziness - I saved it to low MBs for ease of upload...)
However, there is sanity of sorts which comes with the bracing, ice-laden wind, negative ions from the sea-spray, and gazing upon a landscape low and wide. Permit me, dear ones, to share a few moments with you. (Apologies for fuzziness - I saved it to low MBs for ease of upload...)
Coming to you later this week... FFF!!!
Brings back happy memories of walks along the Dunoon prom with Bertie.
ReplyDeleteCheers! Gail.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh YAM.... I almost needed a Dramamine..the wind and the waves. Thank goodness you had your luggage (I think you were walking) to keep you grounded.
ReplyDeleteSaid and done I was tickled to see the ground on which you trod when you are out and about.
Warm Hugs HiC
I agree, even though I am a sunshine lover, there is something bracing and invigorating about cold air and also the sound of crashing waves. it was almost like I was There With You...
ReplyDeleteWe can send you some sunshine we have plenty but yiu can send us some rain.
ReplyDeleteMerle.......
It looks cold there, but Mom says the crashing of the waves is very appealing and calming to her.
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I can survive December by knowing the solstice will occur, and then one minute of sunlight a day stands against gaga.
ReplyDeleteIt been a while I heard term "Hutch"
ReplyDeleteHi Yam - just have a peaceful and very quiet time ... all the best - Hilary
ReplyDeleteIt's just beautiful and very relaxing.
ReplyDeleteI find the adjustment to the short days hard, but with a little vitamin c and d, 2 sad lights, it went relatively well this year.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so lovely! I'd be happy to be walking there. I think JB would adore it, too!
ReplyDeleteThe dreary dark I do not mind but the dampness and cold from the water why my bones would ache all the time. I could just feel the damp cold in your video. Now if it summer then I would love being there.
ReplyDeleteSweet William The Scot
We enjoyed your video of the gentle sea.
ReplyDeleteHari Om
DeleteTechnically, it is a firth (Scots equivalent of a fjord) - the Clyde Firth and River were once the best-known waterways after the Thames. It is still highly trafficked by shipping, but no longer are the mighty ocean-goers built along these shores... Yxx
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from 'My Corner of the World'!
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