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Post by weewummin on Jun 14, 2005 7:03:39 GMT 10
cool pics rosemary and I also like yer new avatar  |
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Post by Elly on Jun 14, 2005 8:00:54 GMT 10
aye me too, where did you pinch it?  pics are great, but no Indian there for me   |
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Post by dreamy on Jun 14, 2005 16:32:46 GMT 10
Great pics of a beautiful country, Rose. Quite the difference to what you are used to in Arizona, I think; bet you enjoyed this difference for a holiday!
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Post by andi on Jun 15, 2005 4:45:14 GMT 10
Oooh horse riding! I'm so jealous! I love horses and it's been ages since my last ride. Just haven't got the opportunities and time over here. I loved the pics, Rose, they're just great and I really enjoyed them. Thanks for sharing!  |
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Post by dreamy on Jun 15, 2005 4:59:29 GMT 10
aye me too, where did you pinch it? pics are great, but no Indian there for me You and your Indian...   |
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Post by desertrose on Jun 15, 2005 10:35:34 GMT 10
Hey thanks everyone! Elly and Weewummn! Actually a friend of mine made that avatar for just lil ole me! I told him what I wanted and he put it together. It's supposed to represent me as an American with Scots ancestry. I am so proud of it!   Glad you like it! Sorry, no Indian Elly. I didn't see any up there even though we were surrounded by the reservations. However, all the towns up there are all Indian names. It is really cool. I also bought a book on the Lewis and Clark expedition too. Dreamy! It was very different up there from what I am used to. A nice change really. All the rain got on my nerves cause it is wet and muddy all the time and I had to wear shoes and I hate wearing shoes! It was just so beautiful up there, but there is no place like home and no shoes! ;D Andi, you love horses?! I am terrified of them! I didn't ride one. My nephew drove a tracker and I sat on the back of it to take photos of the others riding. The chicken that I am. Thanks for taking the time to look, y'all! |
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Post by desertrose on Jun 15, 2005 10:37:44 GMT 10
Wait a minute. Were you all talking about my avatar or sig? The sig I did pinch off of a Scottish military site. It is supposed to be at Culloden and after the battle and the Lone Piper is there playing over his fallen comrades. Such a sad scene, but I love the painting.  |
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Post by andi on Jun 16, 2005 0:51:51 GMT 10
Hey thanks everyone! Elly and Weewummn! Actually a friend of mine made that avatar for just lil ole me! I told him what I wanted and he put it together. It's supposed to represent me as an American with Scots ancestry. I am so proud of it! Glad you like it! Sorry, no Indian Elly. I didn't see any up there even though we were surrounded by the reservations. However, all the towns up there are all Indian names. It is really cool. I also bought a book on the Lewis and Clark expedition too. Dreamy! It was very different up there from what I am used to. A nice change really. All the rain got on my nerves cause it is wet and muddy all the time and I had to wear shoes and I hate wearing shoes! It was just so beautiful up there, but there is no place like home and no shoes! ;D Andi, you love horses?! I am terrified of them! I didn't ride one. My nephew drove a tracker and I sat on the back of it to take photos of the others riding. The chicken that I am. Thanks for taking the time to look, y'all! Oh yes I do. I always enjoyed the presence of horses, they're absolutely great creatures. Just haven't got the time to start riding again. |
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Post by roper on Jun 21, 2005 1:35:43 GMT 10
Hi Rose, Great Pics!! you should not be afraid of the horses..come on over to my place and I will give you some riding lessons, and then you would have no worries the blue sail pic I have never seen anything like that before. is it native to that area or otheres as well? and what the heck is it anyway LOL its cool looking Glad your back  |
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Post by weewummin on Jun 23, 2005 7:29:44 GMT 10
Wait a minute. Were you all talking about my avatar or sig? The sig I did pinch off of a Scottish military site. It is supposed to be at Culloden and after the battle and the Lone Piper is there playing over his fallen comrades. Such a sad scene, but I love the painting. I love both o yer avatars rosie ;D |
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Post by desertrose on Jun 25, 2005 18:37:00 GMT 10
Hi Rose, Great Pics!! you should not be afraid of the horses..come on over to my place and I will give you some riding lessons, and then you would have no worries the blue sail pic I have never seen anything like that before. is it native to that area or otheres as well? and what the heck is it anyway LOL its cool looking Glad your back Hey Roper! I don't trust horses! I think they are marvelous, beautiful creatures but everyone I know has been thrown off one and I was almost thrown off one and never got back on it again! so they scare me! But it would help to have riding lessons as I never have! LOL The Blue Sail is a form of a jelly fish. They are native to that area and depending on what direction the wind blows on the water, they tend to wash up and be all over the sand. They are quite messy and mushy to step on and stink as well! But I still thought they were cool as I had never seen one! thanks Weewummin on my avatars. I rather like them both as well. |
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Post by Elly on Jun 28, 2005 23:41:26 GMT 10
Your pics are wonderful rosemary, thanks for sharing your trip with us Have you checked out the scottish bus shelter in the `Auld hoose` |
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pics are great, but no Indian there for me 
Glad you like it! 
