WEEKEND REFLECTIONS: CAPTURING HISTORY 24.7.14

Adding my Photo to Weekend Reflections
and Saturday Snapshot

* Coming from a relatively young country, I remember how awed I was at seeing this ancient architecture
right next to the carriageway. Here's a wee reflection of the Scottish gatekeeper's window captured in the approach. 

* Find worldwide reflections posted each weekend at James' blog and consider joining in with your own Weekend Reflection photos. *

A Reflection =  An image given back by a reflecting surface 
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Hosted by James, "Weekend Reflections" rules are simple:
1)Post a photo taken by you containing a visual reflection.
2)Add your name, country and link to
LinkyTools at Weekend Reflections
3)Be sure you link directly to your Weekend Reflections post.
4)Link Weekend Reflections to your post so other will know where to go if they want to join
5)Comment on other Weekend Reflections participant’s blogs.
Feel free to be creative. Remember this meme is for any type of reflection photograph. Water,glass,metal,eyes,etc, Reflections can be found almost anywhere.

This meme runs Friday 11 am est through 11:59pm Sunday. Feel free to link your post anytime within that time frame. Join the fun!

* To participate in Saturday Snapshot: post a photo that you (or a friend or family member) have taken then leave a direct link to your post in the Mister Linky. Photos can be old or new, and be of any subject as long as they are clean and appropriate for all eyes to see.
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TEATIME IN SCOTLAND 4.3.14

Taking Tea in Scotland today ... * Drawing pleasure from some Favourite Memories I thought you might enjoy vicariously [and virtually!]
We're visiting the Loch Ness Lodge dating from around 1740!
located in Drumnadrochit
* {on the west shore of Loch Ness at the foot of Glen Urquhart }

in the Highlands of Scotland 

* Entering the richly wood pannelled and tartan carpeted hotel .

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A warm invitation ... *

* One of the various settings for evening drinks showcases the sense of warmth - in colour, books and lighting... [LuV that tartan tablecloth!] * Another area for lounging with fireplace,
basket of Scottish Thistle and aged leather sofa . . . *

* I was sooo pleased when our server led us to  this cosy spot for taking tea... A lovely bay window nook overlooking the rural landscape { providing for quiet conversation without other distraction }   *

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Delicious tea served promptly to warm and relax,  [ thanks to a charming and attentive Highlander ]

Scottish shortbread soon thoughtfully appeared -
tea was complete! *

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Here's to Scotland and Friends Taking Tea !
* Taking Tea with   ~ * *  Ruth  *  Martha   *  Terri  * Sandi  * Bernideen  * * MosaicMonday * * WW * Katherine's Corner * HopeInEverySeason * * BrambleberryCottage * Weekend Reflections *

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Scotland Reading Challenge 2013 for January's 1st Monday !

Its January 2013’s First Monday! What are you reading?

I’m reading my first selection

in the Reading Scotland Challenge 2013

which I’m hosting now thru November..

You 

are cordially invited to participate!

Scroll down for the posted details...

My first book choice is one of Scottish author Rosamunde Pilcher’s

short story collections,

“Flowers in the Rain & Other Stories”

Other books and authors in queue?

George MacDonald series [many available as free ebook downloads] 

 Liz Curtis Higgs’ “Mine is the Night”,

 Jennifer Hudson Taylor’s “Highland Sanctuary”

to start off!

How about your own reading choices on this 1^st Monday?

Looking forward to hearing from you ~

Especially looking forward to hearing your response

to the Reading Scotland Challenge !

EnJoy your reading time this week ...

Find more at Sheila's Book Journey

More Monday Inspy here



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