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Somewhat fortuitously we got the last room
in practically the last B&B on the mainland.
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Pictish art, courtesy of our landlady, Christine,
greeted us in the porch.
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We had proper coffee in the bedroom, a great view,
and a comfortable bed.
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Then we tried to book a ferry but couldn’t,
at least, not for the next day…
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Which meant we would have a whole day
and the night ‘to kill’ on Skye.
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“We’ve definitely been called,” said Wen,
“We’re just going to have to work for it, that’s all!”
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And work for it we certainly did…
I really like this, Stuart.
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How beautiful – and not a hard place to have to wait for a ferry!
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That’s what we thought, but the reality proved somewhat more interesting… 😉
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I think of Skye and cannot help but think of long-haired black terriers clambering around on rocks.
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I am tingling with anticipation!
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Mystery, fate and timetables work their magic 💜
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Aye, that’s one way of expressing it… 😉
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🤭
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Reblogged this on Stuart France.
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It sounds like the beginning of an excellent adventure. I am not sure I have read that one yet since I am working backwards in the e-mail still trying to catch up.
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Most excellent… 😉
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