Life in the Highlands
I am returning to 'Blogging' and am not sure how this diary will progress - but we shall see.
It is nearly Christmas - the family have gone away and we are looking forward to Ben arriving tomorrow to spend a very quiet christmas before a more hectic Hogmanay. As I sit here looking out over the mountains I revel in the peace and tranquility of living here. We have had an extremely cold spell (-10deg) but today it is a bit milder. We have had rain, and snow on the tops of the mountains but the sky is now clearing and the cold winter sun is coming through. I can see a plane high in the sky - a silver mark moving north heading for Inverness airport no doubt.
What will the next year bring. A less troubled one and one of fruitfulness. At this time we think of all our friends and family across the country and wish them safe.
It is nearly Christmas - the family have gone away and we are looking forward to Ben arriving tomorrow to spend a very quiet christmas before a more hectic Hogmanay. As I sit here looking out over the mountains I revel in the peace and tranquility of living here. We have had an extremely cold spell (-10deg) but today it is a bit milder. We have had rain, and snow on the tops of the mountains but the sky is now clearing and the cold winter sun is coming through. I can see a plane high in the sky - a silver mark moving north heading for Inverness airport no doubt.
What will the next year bring. A less troubled one and one of fruitfulness. At this time we think of all our friends and family across the country and wish them safe.
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