I am so grateful for my neighbours who grow roses… The world is a rose; smell it and pass it to your friends — Persian “Smell the Roses”
Ariadne’s Blog
Girls’ Day Out
Yes, I realise that today’s photo is rather uninspired and you may well wonder what it has to do with walking, but that’s because I “Girls’ Day Out”
Sly Old Fox
I wasn’t the only one out for a walk this evening.
Precious Perfume
The weather cleared in time for me to walk to Bodkins this evening. One garden always smells particularly nice as I walk past, and this “Precious Perfume”
Beautiful Things in Humble Places
After weeks of exciting travel and interesting adventures, it is a bit jolting be home where no one asks me what I want for breakfast and “Beautiful Things in Humble Places”
Homecoming
We’re home. My hip is tired of sitting in the car and my Hermit Self is ready for some down time, but my soul is “Homecoming”
Homeward Bound
Our final day on the road. The weather was grey and soggy for most of the 400 miles we covered, but we were determined to “Homeward Bound”
Innerleithen
The Tweed River valley is lush, green, and rich with history and tradition. Today we explored two places that seem to draw this community together. St. “Innerleithen”
South to the Border
Our 2015 tours are finished. I’m glowing from the sheer fabulousness of spending all this time taking wonderful people to amazing places. I’m going to “South to the Border”
Pilgrimage with a Difference
Back on the mainland, we made a pilgrimage of a different sort. Our friend and travel companion is a golfer, so today we journeyed to “Pilgrimage with a Difference”