Plans for 2013

Man/men/person.

At about this time of year, the photo-forums start to ask about one's plans for 2013. Look, at Filmwasters they are asking such a thing - and you'll note I have not posted anything [yet - I think. Excuse me while I go to check. I have a cold you know and that doesn't help the thinking bits at all]. It is my fav forum - lovely personages and everything and, they don't talk endlessly about the best lens to photograph a monkey in Burma. Or how many pixels you can get on pinhead sort of thing. But still, there's s till a bit of 2012 to go and I'm going to make the best of that before I start thinking about next year. Why, that's nearly 10 rolls of film away!

The sunrise was a bit special this morning. Wonderful crescent moon lurking over a twinkling star peaking between the wispy clouds that lurked over the Minch and the Mountains thereafter - lit up in silhouette by an orange light. You see, we live in a village on the bit of land near Tolsta Head with views over to the mainland of Scotland. It's here. Nice innit?

I do have plans as it happens. Although I have decided to keep them as a secret from myself so I can delight when I discover what they are.

Lovely

I've had a lovely weekend since you ask. You did ask didn't you?

Still afloat.

Saturday saw Eve and I drinking tea and eating fancies in a lovely environment with some lovely people who imparted some particularly lovely information. The evening was spent with the The Crofter in lovely conversation and supper then Sunday we took off to see some other wee lovelies for coffee and more fancies while we finished arrangements for our forthcoming lovely holiday. How lovely is that?

One of tubs above is the boat that the net mending fisherman below works on !

Church

A fine study of brutalist architecture

It's Sunday and here that means Church. At least it means church for a good proportion of the village. Those of us that have other ways of living don't go. But I do snap up the buildings from time to time. Snapped up with the Ilford Sporti in the morning, film developed by lunchtime and printed in the afternoon!