I’m moving house at the end of next month and am rather excited about it. Mostly because the view from the bottom of my garden will be this:
38 days to go!
P.S. Thanks to my Dad for these photos.
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I’m moving house at the end of next month and am rather excited about it. Mostly because the view from the bottom of my garden will be this:
38 days to go!
P.S. Thanks to my Dad for these photos.
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WOW! That is gorgeous! I’ll look forward to lots more of your gorgeous photos from your new abode!
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Im so excited for you! x
Oh wow, I’m turning green here, deep dark grrrreeen!!
Cooooo! I think we’ll be seeing lots of lovely photos and Marco playing on the beach!
Celia
x
How fabulous Wendy. I’m moving in 2 days . . . but the view is nothing like yours. Much more inner City and urban . . . although I am looking forward to it very much!
Well, that’s just made my day.
I imagine Marco will be Very Happy there, too.
Saw that shot on flickr and it took my breath away. Hooray!
Wow – I imagine you be sitting outside as soon as the weather allows you to! And it looks like there might be space for your vegie garden!
Oh Wendy! I’m so, so excited for you. You’ll never get over that view and the everchanging play of light. I’m looking forward to many, many photos of it and reading the adventures of your new-home-making.
Beautiful!
marco is gonna love that!! can we come visit..can we can we?!!
Oh My God! I cannot even begin to secribe how jealous I am of you right now…. Do you need a live in cleaner/ babysitter/ housesitter/ dogwalker…..???
CP x
You’ve got to be kidding.
Totally Awesome! Wow! Where will this be?
I don’t know how one person can be so lucky.
I’m absolutely green with envy.
Deb – You can count on lots of snaps. 🙂
Gen – Me too! Spare bed shall be made up for you always.
Pia – Oh dear. Hope it’s fading. 🙂
Celia – Yes, sandy paws galore, I suspect.
Kathryn – I always like moving. It’s fun to set up house again. 🙂
Lucy – I’m glad it made you smile. Aside from the shoreline, this place has a much bigger garden than my current one so I suspect Marco will love it.
Johanna – Have the veggie garden all planned out. First hint of sunshine and I’ll be out there!
Christina – Thank you! The views really are lovely. Look up the firth one way and you can see this view and up the other way is Inverness. It’s great. 🙂
BA – 🙂 I agree.
Kelsie – But of course. Kettle’s always on!
Cat’s Puke – The only downside of this move is that we’ll lose out wonderful dog walker so… 🙂
Siri – Nup. 😉
DaviMack – It’s just across the firth from Inverness, just a couple of miles from the town in a village called North Kessock.
Sara – I am, without a doubt, the luckiest duck in the world.
I’m so pleased that you are moving to somewhere so beautiful. Like the others I shall be eagerly looking forward to lots of lovely pics of the area and Marco enjoying himself this Summer. Also to hearing a bit about Inverness as I’ve never been there. Please try not to overdo things though as moving can be so tiring!
Sorry I forgot to sign it – though I expect you knew it was from me! – Wendy (Wales)
Oh. My. God. No wonder you’re so excited. That is going to be the most wonderful place to live…
Good luck with the actual move!
Totally. Jealous.
Wendy – Yup, I knew it was you. 🙂 The area isn’t actually very far from where I am now but I’ll certainly have lots of new micro-areas to share with you. Shall attempt to take your advice and take it easy with the moving but I tend to be a bit of a whirlwind then crash afterwards!
Aforkfullofspaghetti – Thank you! I’m terribly excited about it all!
Chelsea – 🙂
Oh my God! That is _stunning_! How luck you are
You lucky, lucky girl!
P.S What’s a firth – apart from the Colin variety?
Maninas – Aren’t I?? 🙂
Em – Ah, another word that I didn’t know was Scots. A firth is a bit like an estuary though it doesn’t have to be the mouth of a river. It’s a long, narrow bit of sea between two bits of land. Hope that helps!
That is a million dollar view! I know you will love it at your new home. Good luck with the move. It is always hard work packing and unpacking. Is that ice floating on the water?
Thanks for the explanation Wendy, it helped a lot!
congratulations and best wishes in your new home! beautiful picture.
*heather*
You lucky thing! Good luck with the move.
Magnificent Photo. Ialso have one looking back over Inverness from North Kessock but mine is not nearly as beautiful as yours! Will you be near the bridge? Is it Moray Firth there? We also took many photos in Fortrose and Kilmuir. It was so windy!
What a lovely place it will be to live.
How exciting! And what a view!!!!
Gale – Thank you! That’s seaweed on the water, by the way. It’s been cold enough for ice down there this winter though!
Em – You’re very welcome. 🙂
Heather – Thank you! 🙂
Mallika – Thanks! I’m a bit of a freak though – love packing and moving!
Yvonne – So nice that you know where I’m talking about! I’ll be at the other end of the village though, away from the bridge. The body of water has two names at two different parts. It’s the Moray Firth from the North Sea to the Kessock Bridge and then is called the Beauly Firth from the bridge until the end of the firth at Beauly.
Pille – I know. Very lucky!
That is a stunning view!!!!! Good luck with the move.
Wow, that is some view Wendy! I can see why you are excited 🙂 It will be fun for Marco too!
Trekkie – Thank you!!
Holler – 🙂 Sure he’s going to love it!
More pictures of cottage please. Inside and out.
I’ll be up for visit soon – WOOF!
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Your dad takes beautiful pictures of your dogs!!
Sophie – The dog photos are my ones. It’s the above photo and the other few of the view from my house that Dad took. He’s really good with landscapes. 🙂
That will be spectacular! I’m so happy for you, Wendy. Best of luck with the move.
very jealous!