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Being flexible when you are away from home in another country is an art we have come to learn many times over on this journey. After boarding our small plane Monday morning at the Glasgow airport for the Isle of Islay, we waited for the weather to clear so we could take off. We were Read More >>
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Hello from Scotland! Hi there. We’re flying off to Islay in the morning. Our flight out of JFK was delayed…then cancelled…then re-booked. We made it to London a few hours late but had a really good time on the flight. The Girl and I went to high tea in Kensington Gardens, then stopped at Harrods Read More >>
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“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did.” ~Mark Twain
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Today we continued work on the raised garden beds. I now have 13 and am officially addicted! Somebody stop me. I still think I could squeeze one more in…..maybe tomorrow. Monkey boy and I came across the cheesy 3×3 plastic greenhouse thingy {pretty sure that’s the technical term} you see in the pic above. It Read More >>
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The raised garden beds are coming along. Not bad for a girl. Since I had already planted my pea plants in the upper log gardens I am moving them one shovel full at a time. I hope they make it. I heard pea plants don’t like to be transplanted. We shall see. Creepy Read More >>
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