Saltire sky

Thanks Jeremy. The sun had just slid below the hill but still gives a nice touch I think.

Thanks Kasia. I have often wondered if ours is the only flag which ever appears in the sky.

Danke!

I am sorry, did you say something? ;-)

Thanks Nate. I hoped that would happen but it really was only a hope. I am delighted that you see it.

Thank you! He’s a star is Andy (a disa-star)!

Maybe he’ll get round to it once he’s finished fluffing up his tutu.

Thanks Terry. It was a cold one.

Shucks. Ta.

Thank you!

Thanks Linda.

Fairly high possibly Paul but, worthwhile going back to make sure ;-)

Thank you. Andy’s comment about me pinching it is nothing to worry about. You should see the comments that fly between us. It’s just banter.

Thanks agan Liz.

Thank you!

Aye, sure was. A few weeks before I stopped there to make sure my canoe would stay on the car and not get blown towards the ridge!

Thanks again Tom.

Thank you so much Jan.

Ta.

Thanks Joanne. Sorry for the tardy reply.

Merci beaucoup.

As I said to David (below) it was nothing like that at 10.30 this morning! Couldn’t see the hill tops.

Thanks David. I can assure you it was nothing like this when I went past at 10.30 this morning. 8 octars it was.

Thanks. You’re a star. I wanted to stop and get some more shots this morning (can you believe I was only about 16km from here and never went there except on the way home?) but the weather was sooooo poor.

Ah you’re back! I think I took this one in November (seems fitting). You couldn’t see the hills yesterday. Camera goes everywhere. Lost without it.

Thanks again Graeme. The under-exposure was done on purpose.

Thanks Jayne (and for the favourite too).

Thanks. It’s quite sad but a couple of RAF guys lost their lives just about 400m from here the other week. Their tornado flew into the hillside. Still, if you are going to go, there are few nicer spots.