..today on the Sound of Shuna
and on the way home, on a brisk cold walk between buses, a shot of the leaning Christmas Tree out on the end of the Coal Pier. It is so exposed. I wonder if it will stay upright till Christmas....
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and on the way home, on a brisk cold walk between buses, a shot of the leaning Christmas Tree out on the end of the Coal Pier. It is so exposed. I wonder if it will stay upright till Christmas....
12 Comments
Sheena
3/12/2018 11:58:43 pm
It is a blessing to have so much beauty just on the doorstep even slightly wonky Christmas trees. I pass one on my journey to work and after a windy night I always wonder if it will be at a new jaunty angle . It still gives me lots of joy though.
Freda
5/12/2018 12:51:52 pm
I hope they both survive the storms that are forecast!
Freda
5/12/2018 12:53:20 pm
They run in all weathers - very rarely cancelled. Would be lost without them here!
Rosemary
4/12/2018 04:58:35 am
Some very touching pictures here, the first especially. What it is to be alive. Love the composition of the second, the branch parallel with the metal rail...I can just feel how cold that silver bar is. Thank you.
Freda
5/12/2018 12:59:21 pm
The reflection in the water was so vivid.
Freda
5/12/2018 12:59:59 pm
I had a wee giggle at that!
cath
4/12/2018 08:53:03 am
I know 'sound' has a different meaning but looking at the photographs I found myself wondering about the sounds of Shuna. Gentle lapping, the ship's horn sounding maybe.
Freda
5/12/2018 01:04:22 pm
One of the sounds as it casts off is the recorded safety message 'Wel0cme aboard Western Ferries.......Should you have to abandon ship, the liferafts will be launched. Lifjackets are carried for all on board.'....We all know it off by heart. As must the people in the houses at the terminals.
Freda
5/12/2018 01:05:27 pm
Gales forecast fro Friday and I am hoping to go to a special event.... Leave a Reply. |
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