We are going to try painting next when we have collected some stones from the beach.
Gerard and I did have a drive to the Port to enjoy a quiet stroll last night, it was a joy to see the waves crashing against the walls, rolling back and then building up for yet another wave. It is mesmerising if you stand there long enough.
The approach to the Port is always a delight no matter the time of day or weather. The little boats bobbing in the water add a touch of colour to the greyness on a murky day.
Even the lobster pots and fishermen's paraphernalia looks inviting and conjures up romantic notions. Although realistically, it is a hard life.
In such a short time, the skies darkened and showed a beautiful redness overhead. Time to go home and put the kettle on.
All in all a quiet but fulfilling Saturday spent with friends and beautiful views. Wishing you a happy day. As always thank you so much for all your wonderful and encouraging comments, they are greatly appreciated.
See you soon.
It sounds like a lovely Saturday. I'm always pleased when I hear of someone else learning a yarny craft, it's so good to pass the skills on.
ReplyDeleteA lovely relaxing day. We are hoping to go for a Sunday stroll later but it won't be far as Lily has a bit of a temperature. I'm hoping the fresh air (it's not cold here) will help her feel a bit better. X
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a very enjoyable day, especially having a willing student to pass your skills on to.
ReplyDeletethat sounds a perfect day to me.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely day. I think the sky scapes are beautiful there.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like an ideal day to me. Enjoy your week.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely, I bet Ann will look forward to visiting you again soon. The sea is very mesmerising.x
ReplyDeleteThe sea is mesmerizing, love to listen to the waves breaking against the shore.
ReplyDeleteI love all the buoys on the boats, they're so colourful.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week in your Isle !
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Anna
Catching up with your blog posts today. My, my! So many projects and so many different skills. Is there anything you can't do? Your family and friends are so lucky to be the recipients of all these goodies.
ReplyDeleteAnd how I'd love an ocean fix - watching the waves crash along the Atlantic coast or just watching them gently lapping the shore along the Gulf Coast. Amazing that something so wonderful can be so destructive when whipped into a hurricane.
Will check back later to see what new and wonderful delights you've created.
Such lovely photos of sky and sea. I'm always mesmerised by its lapping waves. Sounds like you had a great Saturday:)
ReplyDeleteI so enjoyed your images of the sea, waves, boats and the landscape there. How nice of you to teach a neighbor child to crochet! ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeleteIt definitely sounds like a wholesome and wonderful day! Your photos are lovely.
ReplyDeleteI just love when you post pictures of the ocean and the waves and the boats! I can't imagine actually living there and seeing all that beauty in person.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures of amazing waves. What a nice way to spend a Saturday.
ReplyDeleteI so enjoy when you post photos of your new home. It's looks so cozy and the boats bobbing around DO look romantic, but as you said, it's a hard life. Hubby and I both love the ocean and would so enjoy living close to it after retirement. Unfortunately, all of our children live too far away for us to indulge ourselves in that dream. So... I live my dreams through your blog my friend.
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Betsy
lovely photos and a relaxing weekend (at least it looks like it from over here). My Saturday was delightfully filled with knitting :)
ReplyDeleteThe sea is mesmerizing, and very soothing, I think. Lovely views of your Port, and of your crochet student. How wonderful pass your knowledge along. Our daughter and her husband are visiting Scotland and are on the Isle of Mull just now, and having a wonderful time. I see that's still quite a ways from Lewis. I'm looking forward to hearing all about their trip when they return.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely Sat outing for you and Gerard! Your photos drew me in quickly. Lovely sunset too. We've finamky got rain and all thru the week it's forecasted as well! Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures of the ocean..
ReplyDeleteIt looks lovely there whatever the weather x
ReplyDeleteIt is good to share the love for crochet with another person. Love the ocean view and sunset!
ReplyDeleteFrom what I can see from the pictures, you are living in a real paradise, despite it's not the French Riviera weather !
ReplyDeleteThe water photos are just so relaxing to look at. What a nice place to visit too.
ReplyDeleteYou sure moved to one of the most scenic islands in Scotland! And friendly it seems, too. I am glad you made new friends so soon after moving. x
ReplyDeleteMy I bet that cuppa tasted good after such a lovely walk.
ReplyDeleteHugs-x-
I'm glad to know that friendships are blossoming. That makes such a difference when settling into a new place. I'm sure your neighbours appreciate your contribution to the community and your love of your new surroundings. The little harbour looks picturesque.
ReplyDeleteSince we both live on the sea it's interesting to see yours with its differences and similarities. I love to see the fishing boats, in the harbor and working out on the sea. Ours are mainly shrimp boats however. It's lovely you are teaching a young girl to crochet, passing along your skills.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place to live! I would have a field day taking photos. I probably wouldn't get a lot else done.
ReplyDeleteI wish I was close enough for you to teach me how to crochet! Still getting the hang of knitting.
Looks like a perfect way to enjoy the day. The views there are magical.
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Hello Mama, just catching up on your blog posts. You are going to be all set for Christmas again. Well done you, it is good to make it a pleasure not a rush. Jo x
ReplyDeleteWonderful scenery!
ReplyDeleteI never tire of seeing water views. We were at the water Saturday also. Love watching the waves.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful end to the day, Lorraine, beautiful sky views and a cup of tea.
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