Mull in Bloom!
Posted: Tuesday, 22 January 2008 |
Suddenly the Island is sprouting - there are snowdrops out everywhere and the daffs are about 6 inches through - the sign that Spring is on its way - the snowdrops are like little lights to give us something to hang on to during the dark days - and to tell us to "hold on" Spring is near!
On Sunday evening, we had a fantastic sunset - the pictures are from the front and back of the house.
The sun just catching the top of the mountain - the white specs are all that we have left of snow!
The moon over the mainland as the sun went down - the sky and tops of the mountains were a beautiful pink!
On Sunday evening, we had a fantastic sunset - the pictures are from the front and back of the house.
The sun just catching the top of the mountain - the white specs are all that we have left of snow!
The moon over the mainland as the sun went down - the sky and tops of the mountains were a beautiful pink!
Comments
Lovely pics, WF, as ever. The colours on Mull in the winter are lovely, aren't they? Very gentle on the eye. The OH and I were driving north towards Tob last year, we came round the corner just before the Christmas tree (you know the one!), to see the full moon reflected on the water. We pulled over to look, and an owl flew out of the trees across our eyeline. Absolutely magical. Keep the pics coming! Iz
Iz from N E Wales
How very lovely WF. My nostrils are twitching...I can smell Spring on this blog...another wee while and it might even spread North to Rolling Acres...YIPPEE!
Flying Cat from The Sunroom of Eternity
Beautifully hopeful, hopefully beautiful. Thanks from longing for spring
greg from new jersey usa
Full moon and Spring in the air .. what more could a bloke ( or a cat) want? (You'll know the answer to both those questions but it(they) can't be written here as Carol wouldn't let it past ... or maybe she just might?). Anyway, super pix, thanks WF!
barney from Swithiod fogbound
BLOOMING lovely, forgive the pun. But I do love the close ups !!
Squidgy the Otter from Isle of Coll
A new life on the Isle of Mull for my husband and daughter - an attempt to escape the ratrace, live simply and enjoy the simple things in life on this tranquil island!
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