10 things we did on holiday in Dumfries and Galloway
1. Fed the ducks (and geese and swans) on the lochs in and around Lochmaben
2. Visited Caerlaverock Castle — great for aspiring knights
3. Spent time with family
4. Went to Dumfries Agricultural Show
5. Saw the Monet Exhibition in Kirkudbright
6. Discoverd Wigtown, Scotland's book village
7. Ate (a lot, thanks to Mum)
8. Relaxed (a lot, thanks to Mum)
9. Filmed the children, took tons of photos. (See more at Scotland Aug 2005 - a photoset on Flickr)
10. Did a bit of shopping (got a nifty suede jacket)
So now it's home to "auld claes and porridge". While we were on holiday I read in the Scotsman that research show the beneficial effects of a holiday have worn off withing 24 hours of coming home.
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4 comments:
Glad you enjoyed your holiday in sunny Scotland. I recognise those shades of green. Only Scotland looks like that ;-)
I agree, Sarah, and I appreciated how very, very green Scotland had been this year as we flew back into Bordeaux over the parched fields of the Gironde.
Your photos in Flickr are great, Lesley. I especially like the trees and the thistle. I'm glad you had a good time in Scotland. Cheers.
Dunno about the effects of holiday wearing off so soon.... I got a lovely feeling just from looking at the loch photo.... Beautiful. Thanks.
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