Wrapping up our travel summer series, and ready to return to other topics when you are, Professor.
I'm
filing food and drink under "things" so as to speed up the wrap up. But
my favorite things are books and some of the places I just wanted a few
more minutes (okay, hours) were libraries and book stores. In Scotland
one of the things that most surprised me was that I saw several men
wearing kilts. Not as any kind of costume but with coats and ties,
briefcases in hand.
The
French know how to do lunch. These were the drinks included with our
meal in Normandy along with coffee at the end which came with a little
square of dark chocolate to melt into it.
One
thing I always like is a silly photo op. In Invergordon, Scotland I
couldn't resist this one since I was wearing yellow and all...
My love of post boxes is legendary. I'm sure people often wonder what in the world I'm doing.
Sometimes "things" just catch my eye.
I
got an entire blog post out of this beautiful picture of rocks on the
coast of South Queensferry, Scotland. I even got a blog post out of this
picture: Lessons from a Rocky Shoreline.
I
discovered something amazingly delicious. A strawberry-lime cider
brewed in Sweden. It's the kind of thing the offer you in pubs when you
aren't fond of beer.
I
love this quote by C.S. Lewis in a bookstore on the Royal Mile in
Edinburgh. You could see the castle from where we sipped our coffee.
Am I the only one who thinks this is actually the really practical thing for men to be wearing...(ahem) comfort wise?
I happened into this library in Belfast with famous authors in stained glass above all the windows. Charming.
Another picture from Trinity College Library. (sigh)
Several areas had up these cheerful banners and they just made me happy, which I'm sure is the point.
Another post box. (swoon)
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