Sgeir
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... When the livin\' is easy..........
... When the livin' is easy..........
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John_N
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Re: ... When the livin\' is easy..........
I don't think that the original inhabitants were really interested in easy living in the Garvellachs, but it is a delightful atmospheric place with magnificent views for visitors with their own transport. (But don't tell too many people!!!)
I don't think that the original inhabitants were really interested in easy living in the Garvellachs, but it is a delightful atmospheric place with magnificent views for visitors with their own transport. (But don't tell too many people!!!)
longjohnsadler
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Re: ... When the livin\' is easy..........
Initial thought was behind Eilean Righ on Loch Craignish, but doesn't look quite right. Probably cos its not raining.
Or the Fairy Isles? No, it would be raining there as well.
The med?
Or it could be the Garvellachs.....;-)
Initial thought was behind Eilean Righ on Loch Craignish, but doesn't look quite right. Probably cos its not raining.
Or the Fairy Isles? No, it would be raining there as well.
The med?
Or it could be the Garvellachs.....;-)
Stingo
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Re: ... When the livin\' is easy..........
How about this sort of easy living?
How about this sort of easy living?
machurley22
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Re: ... When the livin\' is easy..........
View from Eilach an Neave (sp?) to be precise with a beehive cell in the foreground. Terrible anchorage - prevailing winds howl through, thick weed, midgies, day tripper boats etc etc.
Dave
PS - Stingo, I hope she doesn't post here, calling her easy will not win many brownie points.
View from Eilach an Neave (sp?) to be precise with a beehive cell in the foreground. Terrible anchorage - prevailing winds howl through, thick weed, midgies, day tripper boats etc etc.
Dave
PS - Stingo, I hope she doesn't post here, calling her easy will not win many brownie points.
catmandoo
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Re: ... When the livin\' is easy..........
Which year was this single day of summer
Which year was this single day of summer
catmandoo
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Re: ... When the livin\' is easy..........
Not e sunning on boat . beware of sheep tics in naughty places on land
Not e sunning on boat . beware of sheep tics in naughty places on land
longjohnsadler
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Re: ... When the livin\' is easy..........
Mr. Machurley
Is that really you in your piccie?
Probably scare off the midgies and the day trippers...
Mr. Machurley
Is that really you in your piccie?
Probably scare off the midgies and the day trippers...
machurley22
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Re: ... When the livin\' is easy..........
I do what I can ... but modesty forbids.
Dave
PS It's Edward Teach, otherwise known as Blackbeard, but of course you knew that Long John.
I do what I can ... but modesty forbids.
Dave
PS It's Edward Teach, otherwise known as Blackbeard, but of course you knew that Long John.
graham
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Re: ... When the livin\' is easy..........
common mate say something you started it, I thought only rocks were called Sgeir this or that????
common mate say something you started it, I thought only rocks were called Sgeir this or that????
webcraft
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Re: ... When the livin\' is easy..........
Not the only sunny day in the Garvellachs . . .
- Nick
Not the only sunny day in the Garvellachs . . .
- Nick
Sgeir
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Re: ... When the livin\' is easy..........
No midges on you lot - it's the Garvellachs, rough islets, showing one of the early Christian beehive cells on Eilach an Naoimh (sounds like Neave).
Settlement allegedly founded by one of the St Brendans (not the Shufflebutt St Brendan AFAIK), and said to have the site of the grave of St Columba's mother Eithne.
It was taken on one of several good days in 2004.
Liked Nick's piccy, see also http://www.john.macpherson.btinternet.co.uk/garvellachs.html
No midges on you lot - it's the Garvellachs, rough islets, showing one of the early Christian beehive cells on Eilach an Naoimh (sounds like Neave).
Settlement allegedly founded by one of the St Brendans (not the Shufflebutt St Brendan AFAIK), and said to have the site of the grave of St Columba's mother Eithne.
It was taken on one of several good days in 2004.
Liked Nick's piccy, see also http://www.john.macpherson.btinternet.co.uk/garvellachs.html