Aww, BladeAnnie, I'm so sorry to hear about Duncan. The fact that he lived for twenty two happy years is testament to your love and care. What a gorgeous boy he was, beautiful colour.
Good afternoon, Soop and lovely Kitchen people, I hope Tuesday is treating us all kindly.
DH and I had a wonderful day out yesterday on the Waverley paddle steamer. We joined the sail at Largs at lunchtime, (it had started from Glasgow at 10am), and we cruised leisurely around the Isle of Arran, enjoying the weather, the scenery and the interesting commentary, returning to Largs 8ish, in time for fish and chips and a beautiful sunset before driving home.
The boat was very busy, the wee cruise was completely sold out. I had forgotten how it feels to be in a crowd, 'close proximity' was a pre pandemic memory until we were surrounded by literally hundreds of people on the boat. The friendly crewmen helped us on and off with DH'S mobility scooter and we managed to find good seats near the front so we had great views. I thought of Soop and Baggs as we sailed between Arran and Argyll/ Kintyre, stunning scenery. The sky was so clear that we could see the hills of Antrim in the distance.
The photos show Waverley arriving at Largs with the Glasgow passengers already on board, some of the beautiful views, and the sunset at Largs.
A quieter day at home, catching up with housework and washing! Thinking of you all, take care.