Cheeky bugger!Another fine and atmospheric image Brian. Love the sheen on the water. And you can tell it was taken on the other side of the world - the water slopes the other way!
Hahaha. Yes, Ivar, it's flat up on the top. Its a grand climb to get there, though: A one lane road for most of the journey, full of switchbacks and magnificent scenery. I believe it may be the highest paved road in Britain. Perhaps @Davie Hudson can confirm.A "grand" picture Brian, showing what I've always claimed. It's flat in Scotland.
Which does not tell much from where I come from Brian.
How about this: It's more beautiful by far than anything in Norway!
How about this: It's more beautiful by far than anything in Norway!
If I should trust what you claim that Brian has said about Norway Pete, it is quite obvious that he then speaks agains better judgement. On the other hand I find that someone is stirring up something here And since I like to keep my peace, I let it rest
Beats me!Who would do such a thing!
I'll welcome you any time Davie. The sadness of it all is that once you have this around you, ( born with it ) you kind of get blasé. My wife has taught me to see it with new eyes and I am grateful.
Ah,...good point, Pete. @Ivar D. Larsen: I offer you my sincerest apology for any slight you may have imagined I intended by my previous comment regarding the comparitive esthetic merits of your country versus mine.With some cars in if I recall correctly.
That's right, Pete. You have the memory of an elephant. It goes well with your eagle eye.(But you are still a cheeky bugger!
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Have you ever heard 'Lucky Leif and the Longships'? I feel a remake coming on!
