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South-of-Portland restaurant recommendations
I am looking for restaurant recommendations in the general vicinity of I-5 between Salem, OR, and Tigard, OR. Thank you!
Gay in Southern Oregon?
My wife and I suddenly MIGHT have a little bit of equity (we bought in 2006 in the bay area, just before the crash in 2008) and we're thinking about getting out of Oakland. Here's what we want: [more inside]
Bike Tour: Portland -> San Francisco
Starting mid-August I am riding my bike from Portland to SF via the coast. I'd love any mefite insights to this trip. I have The Book. I have my gear. I plan on mostly camping. Aiming for 50-60 miles/day. I also have questions. [more inside]
Oregon Coast Highlights?
Hi all! We are driving from PDX to Southwest OR in early August. We'll have time for one or maybe two good stops, and since it's my first time in OR, I would love to learn about good spots to include on our coastal drive. [more inside]
Must see in Portland, OR
Hi! I'm going to be in Portland in a couple of weeks visiting friends in the Grant Park neighborhood. I'm staying with them, but I have two days where they're at work and I will be entertaining myself (which I am looking forward to). I have access to a car and the only thing I am certain of is that I will be spending 1/2 a day at Powell's. Is there anything else I shouldn't miss? [more inside]
Can you identify this plant?
I've been gardening and hiking in the Pacific Northwest for a long time, but I have never seen this flower. It was growing on a moist, shady bank under oak trees. What is it?
Where to finish learning how to drive stick, in Portland?
So my husband and I are considering an international trip (Scandinavia), and possibly renting a car. When I started googling this, it seems like a large percentage of rental cars in these countries are stick-shift. While there are some automatic transmission options, I'd want to be prepared in case a rental company screwed me and gave me a manual (I'm usually unlucky when I travel). I'm having real difficulty however finding driving school options in/near Portland, OR that will teach stick. Please help! [more inside]
Midweek getaway, PNW Edition
Our landlord is going to be replacing the kitchen floor next month, and as a result my partner and I need to be elsewhere for a few days. Since we'll be paying for lodgings anyway, we'd like to make it into a bit of a vacation! But where? [more inside]
Tags of mystery
I was in the Willamette National Forest this weekend and came across this tag on a tree, and I'm really curious what it means. googleing any of the strings on the tag return useless results and calling what looks like a phone number didn't get me anywhere either. Has anyone seen anything like this before?
Taking applications for Colonel and Major contractors too.
Looking for recommendations for general contractors in Portland. [more inside]
Where/how do students live in Portland OR?
We are thoroughly terrified by the stories of the rental market in Portland, but just like everyone else, we might want to move there. My wife would be a grad student. Is it possible for a couple and a dog to find a decent place? How do students afford to live there? [more inside]
Where can I rent a wheelchair in Corvallis, Oregon?
My wife, mother-in-law, and I will be flying to Corvallis in June to attend my daughter's graduation from Oregon State. We now have need to use a wheelchair for my MiL while there. We're willing to rent, borrow, whatever. What are my options? [more inside]
PNW Trip 8 Day Itinerary
I'm taking my first trip to the Pacific Northwest! Most of the itineraries I've seen are for a 9-10 day trip, but we only have 8 days, counting departure day. Trying to make the most of our time without cramming in too much. What are your must-sees for 8 days? We are likely sticking to Oregon & Washington, and want to see a mix of cities and coastline. [more inside]
Damn, liquor is pricey here
Is it worth making a road trip from Seattle to Oregon (or further...?) to acquire a decent quantity of alcohol? [more inside]
What to see in Portland after being gone 15 years?
I last lived in Portland, Or in about 1999. I have very fond memories of the place. Soon I'm going to be visiting to see some old friends and check out how the city has changed. What are the current "do not misses" in the city and what are good things to check out to see how much things have changed?
check-in question about airports
I need to fly out of Portland, Oregon on a 6 am Delta flight. Can I check-in the night before around 10 pm and get my luggage checked too? [more inside]
California (and Oregon) roadtrip help, please!
Am very excitedly planning a few weeks in California/Oregon early next year. Aware it will be cold(ish). Would love some suggestions on how to maximise seeing natural beauty, although I'll be travelling by train... [more inside]
Itinerary help for 6 week western USA partly-solo roadtrip extravaganza
Past answers have already given me tons of great ideas for the Best Roadtrip Ever™; now help me polish my itinerary to perfection. Bonus points for advice on enjoying the solo stretches of the trip. [more inside]
How do I make contact with a complete stranger?
I'd like to talk to someone in Newport, Oregon, about business and employment. We've never met, I'd be reaching out to him straight out of the blue. How can I do this without looking like a weirdo? [more inside]
Help me have an awesome Oregon coast trip!
I'm going to drive down the Oregon coast and back, starting in Seattle. I'd like to know how to make this trip as awesome as possible. [more inside]
Oregon is burning. Where can I go to be in the least smoke?
Hi all - as you may or may not know, there are tons of forest fires in the Pacific Northwest. Today, Portland, OR was inundated with a ton of smoke. As someone with asthma, it's been pretty tough to handle. Where can I drive to be in an area with less smoky conditions? More below the fold. [more inside]
Advice on Route/ Plan for Portland to Washington Solo trip in Sept?
Am planning a solo trip early Sept to Portland then heading up to Washington and renting a car (Seattle?) possibly by Amtrak, with a stop at the Gorges). Have a place to stay in Portland 4-5 days. I am thinking I will need a 2-3 day car rental in Portland, and 4-5 day car rental in Washington. And I should be hitting Washington just before Labor Day weekend- which means I should book accommodations now! [more inside]
Does the Oregon Lemon Law cover motorcycles?
I purchased a 2014 Genuine Stella Automatic last fall, and it has been in and out of the shop ever since. I'm trying to figure out if I have any recourse for getting a refund or a replacement. [more inside]
What to do about a broken tooth away from my insurance area?
I'm visiting my partner's family in Southern Oregon for the next ~3 weeks. Last night, I broke a tooth (my first molar, lower right). I have insurance in Minnesota via the state exchange, but I haven't been able to find anyone here who takes it, or who is willing to talk about it after they find out I have free insurance. I probably need a crown, but is there some temporary procedure I could request for the interim so I don't do more damage/get an infection? Is there some easier way to find dentists besides calling everyone from Yelp/the Yellow Pages? [more inside]
Go Where Others Are Not: 4th of July Edition
I hate the 4th of July. I live in Portland. Where can I go where others are not? [more inside]
how register a car in a vacation home
Is it possible to get a car registered in Oregon if you a) own property there but don't live there year-round and b) don't want to change your out-of-state driver's license? [more inside]
Should we move to Portland OR despite the impending "Big" Earthquake?
We have loose plans to move up to Portland, OR later this year and "live happily ever after". Except last night I stumbled upon some articles abut the "Big" Earthquake and now I'm questioning EVERYTHING. Am I crazy? Have you been in a similar situation? What did you do? [more inside]
How to donate shoes so that they'll be given away rather than sold?
I have managed to accumulate (over time and several bad buying decisions) three pairs of quality-make men's shoes of different types, all in nearly-new condition, that I don't want or can't wear, and I'd like them to go to someone who could really use them. The thing they have in common is each has a non-obvious flaw that would cause buyer's regret in anyone who actually paid money for them, so Goodwill is out. [more inside]
Good, safe places for me to ballroom/Latin/swing dance in Portland?
Recently moved to Portland, OR. I'm an intermediate ballroom/Latin/swing dancer and I'm overwhelmed by the amount of choices here when I google. In particular I want a nice safe place where I won't get groped or hit on a lot...I'm 30 and a reasonably attractive woman. Where I used to live I basically gave up on social dancing because I couldn't go anywhere without getting groped, and stuck to my Arthur Murray like glue. Any dancers out there that can help me out? [more inside]
Beaver-related bar/brewery near Corvallis, Oregon?
I once had a pint glass that a roommate left behind when moving out. It was a regular 16-oz pint glass, with a drawing of a beaver and the tagline "Where Beavers Go to Eat and Drink." I don't have the glass anymore, but I would like to find it for sale somewhere. Except I can't remember enough about it to search for it, other than that tagline! Do you recognize the tagline? Where is it from? [more inside]
Can an Ontario driver with a G2 license rent a car in ON or BC?
Soon I'll have a G2 license, and I've got some questions about renting cars in Ontario, British Columbia, as well as potentially driving into Washington, Oregon, and California. [more inside]
Marijuana as an investor
I'm in Oregon where recreational marijuana will be legalized July 1st. I have about $50,000 to invest, but am not sure about where to start. I don't necessarily have any desire to invest time or effort, but I'd love to make an investment with a reasonable rate of return. [more inside]
What should I do about my expired license plates?
Why does it cost so much to renew vehicle registration? This is bullshit. How much trouble could I get in if I don't do it? Is there some sort of loop hole to register more cheaply? This question involves California and Oregon. [more inside]
[Portland Filter] Can you help me find a decent hotel near the MAX?
Hello Portlanders - I'll be coming to your fair city in mid-April and although I've visited a few times previously I don't really have a go-to hotel near the city. Can you recommend some good options? [more inside]
5 day trip to Portland, OR
What 2 things would you recommend a friend do during a 5 day trip to Portland, Oregon in mid April?
How best to take advantage of 0% sales tax in Oregon?
I live in Seattle and travel to Oregon (Portland area) several times per year. What strategies can I use to best take advantage of the fact that the state has zero sales tax? Sure, I can just buy stuff when I'm there, but can I buy items online and ship them to an Oregon address? Or does that trigger sales tax in the originating state? [more inside]
Help Me Narrow Down A Big List
I plan to interview Oregon non-profit organizations this year. Not counting Guidestar, I have compiled a list of about 1800 NPs in the state from six other lists (Charity Navigator, nonprofitlist.org, Oregon Department of Justice, Combined Federal Campaign Oregon, Non Profit Association of Oregon and GiveGuide2014). I want to explore the work of some of those little known who never get publicity or don't have a lot of money but have missions worthy of attention. [more inside]
the road is calling; help me answer the call!
where should i go/what should i see/what should i do between portland and zion? [more inside]
Pacific Northwest road trip
We want to drive from Contra Costa County, CA, to Anglicon 2015 in Seattle. We'd like an interesting drive up and back down that balances sights and time, and would like to hit Portland along the way (and maybe tiptoe into Canada after Seattle). We have lots of specific requests, so we'd love some help. [more inside]
better internet service provider for Lake Oswego, Oregon?
We're located in zip 97035, currently get Comcast and, frankly, it's pretty slow and, worse, unstable. So spotty that I feel like I'm living in the late 90's.
Road trip in Washington/Pacific Northwest around New Year's Eve
The Mr and I would like to take a 3-5 day road trip out of Seattle this December/January, including going somewhere that it would be fun to celebrate New Year's Eve. We are not interested in skiing or winter sports. We are interested in food, wine, and cultural events. [more inside]
Columbia River Gorge camping in mid-October?
Visiting Portland area week after next. How's the weather for camping in the Gorge at this time of year? Where should we camp? [more inside]
On to the next chapter, onward and upward!
So I'm moving and getting roommates, any advice from the green on how to move forward with my life? [more inside]
Portland, Oregon Auto mechanic recommendation?
As a result of a series of events, it looks like I will be driving my boyfriend's older Bronco as a daily vehicle for a while. Before I start doing this, the Bronco should be tuned up and given a once-over and determined to be mechanically sound. I don't have an existing relationship with an auto mechanic. Can you recommend one in Portland, Oregon? [more inside]
Listening to Oregon Ducks play the Michigan State Spartans on road trip?
I will be driving between approximately Chico, CA and Los Angeles, CA during the afternoon of Saturday, September 6th and I would like to listen to the Oregon Ducks football game against the Michigan State Spartans on either the radio or on my iPhone. [more inside]
Road Trip From Medford to Reno Via Lassen
We are driving from Medford, OR to Reno, NV with a stop at Lassen Volcanic area in two weeks. I was curious about the roads between these places. [more inside]
Bonus points if you suggest a place where my child can harass ducklings
What to do with a 1-year-old this weekend in Portland, OR? [more inside]
How do I find an insurance broker? Portland edition.
How do I find an insurance broker? Portland edition. [more inside]
From the Portland Airport, to the Redwood Forest...
I need to quickly firm up planning for our August vacation in Oregon and Northern California; we have about 10 days to spend and I haven't gotten very as far in terms of specifics. Degree of Difficulty: 16yo daughter and non-drinking husband [more inside]
Oregon or Washington?
My friend and I want to move to either Washington or Oregon. What are good/affordable places to live for two poor artists in debt? [more inside]


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John Krasinski on His Directing Debut, 'The Hollars', and How He'll Always Be an "Actor at Heart"
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Sarah Silverman Gets Dramatic in 'I Smile Back'
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Jason Momoa on Being Cast in 'The Red Road': "I had to convince them that I had it in me, which I do, I just never got the opportunity"
The SundanceTV channel has recently started creating scripted original series and the latest one is The Red Road starring Jason Momoa. In the series Momoa...
Josh Radnor on his directing debut, 'Happythankyoumoreplease'
Radnor is now a triple threat and his first film, "Happythankyoumoreplease," became a favorite at The Sundance Film Festival earlier this year.
SXSW Audience Award Winner, "Brotherhood": Exclusive Interview With the Star And Director
Jon Foster & Will Canon talk about their film, SXSW Audience Award winner, Brotherhood!
Paul Giamatti in Sundance
From EW: "Paul Giamatti," an American actor so weighed down by his soul that he's unable to function. After reading a New Yorker article on...
Sundance is in full swing. Does anyone care?
There are a bunch of stories out there about Sundance and I have to say, I'm not really following it this year. Is it because...

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Market opinions, fundamentals and the euro-sovereign debt crisis
The unprecedented sovereign debt crisis across the European Monetary Union has prompted a new generation of models with "self-fulfilling" attacks to public debt. The key idea is that governments may be forced to default even though initial fundamental fiscal variables are sound. The model presented in this paper has two main features: (i) the government's default decision arises out of a cost-benefit analysis that sets the sustainable limit of the solvency primary balance; (ii) investors have no direct information about this variable, and are charaterized by a frequency distribution of "educated opinions". As a consequence, a "good" and "bad" state of the debt market are possibile; the latter is unstable and the model identifies an attraction domain of default within which the government is bound to default although initial solvency conditions are sustainable. A novel feature of the models is that the extent of this domain may be larger or smaller depending on the interplay between fiscal fundamentals and the distribution of investors' opinions. I then discuss several issues concerning the role of initial conditions, fiscal shocks, and the policy options to escape from the default domain. Under this new light, the institutional design of the European Monetary Union now appears seriously deficient and largely co-responsible for the gravity of the crisis
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June 7, 2016
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The convenience to down town Jackson.
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February 18, 2016
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great breakfast good location for my needs clean
road noise narrow stairway
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They were in the middle of some renovation so there was extra noise.
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Under renovation
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I think they should disclose that it was in the process of being remodeled. Walls weren't painted, carpet looked like it was getting ready to be replaced. Room numbers were a piece of paper taped to the door.
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Good food at breakfast!
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Remodeled rooms are great ! breakfast added eggs and bacon last time sausage lots of fruit, cereals waffles . Staff is awesome and friendly .
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This is Alastair Gray's first collection of short stories. He is the author of "Lanark" and "Why Scots Should Rule Scotland", and won the Whitbread Prize for "Poor Things".
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Oct 03, 2008 Branduno rated it it was amazing
Shelves: short-stories, reviewed
I'd honestly never heard of Alasdair Gray until recently, when I saw his unique art staring out at me from the shelf of the library. I took it and flipped through; it was filled with Gray's illustrations, and with idiosyncratic typography. Reading the first few stories, I saw that this nicely framed his writing style, which in this collection at least makes the odd and fantastic--sometimes the startlingly, unthinkably weird--seem downright normal. A chance remark made one afternoon that literall ...more
Jul 13, 2010 MJ Nicholls rated it liked it · review of another edition
Shelves: short-stories, hoots-mon, art-or-illustrated
Unlikely Stories, Mostly is stressfully sandwiched between Lanark & 1982 Janine in the Gray oeuvre, and meets the expectations of neither masterwork. The best stories date from his time in obscurity. In pieces like 'The Comedy of the White Dog' and 'The Great Bear Cult' his voice is playful and surreal. These are charming little satires and fables, taking up about one quarter of the book. 'M. Pollard's Prometheus' is among the more engaging stories written close to publication.
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Sep 25, 2012 Noran Miss Pumkin marked it as to-read
Shelves: odd-reads, books-as-art, 2012-books
I wish you could see this weird cover-it sold me on the book. I did not care was was inside the pages. Then I flipped the pages, and what strange illustrations delighted me! The cover has open skulls, with babies or cupids growing in them! This is awesome!!!!!
Apr 01, 2008 Windfield rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Recommends it for: those with imaginations.
This book came to me after I mentioned that I liked book not about day-to-day life. Sometimes books for adults become so mundane, as if all we care to read about is love, sex and lies. Books for children on the other hand may be written on lies and a little love but are mostly immune to such problems, they may be untrue in our little world, not something you could see every day, but a whole new world that is true to itself and wonderful for it.
Unlikely Stories, Mostly on the other hand is not a ...more
Unlikely Stories, Mostly on the other hand is not a ...more
Aug 06, 2015 Pamela Scott rated it it was amazing
Shelves: alasdair-gray, first-read
I became a fan of Gray's when I read his novel Lanark about a year ago after a friend and fellow book worm gave me a spare copy and badgered me to read it. I didn't think it was my thing and was proven wrong. In my humble opinion Lanark is one of the greatest novels ever written. It blew me away. I've wanted to read more of Gray since then.
The stories in Unlikely Stories, Mostly remind me of the best bits of Lanark. This is a good thing believe me. Gray's imagination, skill and style as a writer ...more
The stories in Unlikely Stories, Mostly remind me of the best bits of Lanark. This is a good thing believe me. Gray's imagination, skill and style as a writer ...more
Feb 24, 2009 Shannon rated it really liked it
Recommends it for: people who are interested in politics, people who like books, people who like pictures
Shelves: amusing
This is by far the best of Gray's short story collections, provided you don't read the first story in the book, which is for babbies anyway. Also the 1984 King Penguin edition is the nicest.
Jul 30, 2012 Alan rated it really liked it
Recommends it for: Autodidacts
Recommended to Alan by: Other work
Alasdair Gray is, by his own oft-repeated admission, a terrible writer who has been committing not-very-likeable prose, drawings and other miscellanea to paper while tucked away in an obscure and tiny corner of the British Empire for several decades now. But then, Gray is also utterly unreliable, especially when talking about his own fiction—and, in fact, Unlikely Stories Mostly turns out to be quite entertaining after all. Parts of it are even brilliant.
This is an early collection of shorter wo ...more
This is an early collection of shorter wo ...more
Jan 07, 2016 Kenneth marked it as to-read · review of another edition
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Jun 23, 2014 Brian Boyle rated it really liked it
Good short stories, mostly. Alasdair Gray's quirkiness and subversive wit shines through in this excellent collection of short stories.
Mar 11, 2014 Michael Vaughan rated it it was amazing
Shelves: next-stop-betty
Word hardly contain enough meaning.
The rise and fall of the axel tree changed my life.
No exaggeration.
The rise and fall of the axel tree changed my life.
No exaggeration.
Feb 16, 2011 Laurahamill rated it really liked it
Shelves: frequently-re-read
The first story I read from this collection was "Five letters from an Eastern Empire" which was published by itself by penguin as part of its 60th anniversary. "Describing etiquette, government, irrigation, education, clogs, kites, rumour, poetry, justice, massage, town-planning, sex and ventriloquism in an obsolete nation" the letters are wonderfully funny and sad. The stories are set in widely different times and place but all have absurd moments and a dreamlike distance.
May 01, 2011 Jessica rated it it was amazing
Shelves: short-stories
This collection of short stories really astonished me with how good it was and has made me a fully converted Alasdair Gray fan. Other than one largely unreadable story ("Logopandocy," which consists of enormous lists composed by a madman), this collection is a must-read. The stories could almost be described as sci-fi or fantasy, since they're often set in some sort of alternate reality, but they're really something all their own. They're kooky and surprising and delicious.
Sep 03, 2009 Monica rated it liked it · review of another edition
Recommends it for: eccentrics
Shelves: partially-read, short-stories
Laughed out loud at the erratum the second I opened the book and found myself smiling all through the first two stories.
Alistair Gray was recommended to me but not a specific title. I got half way into this and realized I had no idea wtf was going on, so I went on to read something else.
Does anyone prefer one of Gray's books over his others?
Alistair Gray was recommended to me but not a specific title. I got half way into this and realized I had no idea wtf was going on, so I went on to read something else.
Does anyone prefer one of Gray's books over his others?
Mar 09, 2009 Karen rated it liked it
I preferred the shorter stories at the beginning and ending of this book to the few longer and boring stories in the middle. I did like how creative the whole book was, though. The stories were strange but extremely creative, and I liked that the author included his own illustrations and had an artistic approach to the layout of the book.
Oct 11, 2012 Darren rated it it was amazing
I love Alasdair Gray's writing so much. He is a singular talent. Read this and learn about bear cults, hand carved toad clogs, dog transmogrification, domestic disputes and 18th century linguistics.
Oct 21, 2008 Jonathan rated it really liked it
I learned that ducks are a dynamo waiting to happen, and certain facts about the sky it would be churlish to reveal.
Apr 11, 2010 Iain Watson added it · review of another edition
Unlikely Stories, Mostly (Canongate Classics, 81) by Alasdair Gray (1998)
Aug 31, 2008 Mathias rated it really liked it
Shelves: 50-challenge-2008
My favorite stories were The Great Bear Cult and The Comedy of the White Dog
Feb 21, 2010 Alex added it · review of another edition
Unlikely Stories, Mostly (Canongate Classics, 81) by Alasdair Gray (1998)
May 13, 2008 Fort rated it really liked it
Good collection of short stories. Only one was totally unreadable.
Sep 26, 2007 C.m. rated it it was amazing
Recommends it for: Todd
I think this author should have greater recognition. His works are semi-fantastic and quite imaginative, many stories are stylized as fables and dispatches from far away lands. But to describe does not do the work justice. He is original, fresh, and hard to pin down. I admire him a great deal.
Alasdair Gray trained as a painter at the local Glasgow school of art. He was 47 when he published his first novel, Lanark (1981), which combines all sorts of genres, from sci-fi to autobiography and literary criticism, into a fantastic account of the city of Unthank - a thinly disguised Glasgow.More about Alasdair Gray...
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Hosta - brilliant
Thank you Lesley - very kind
The first two pix are with my new camera - it's a Fuji FinePix bridge camera - model S8650. It was around £85/90 reduced from about £130/140. I'd intended getting one of the lightweight, slim ones - easier for carrying - but this one seemed such good value. I love the panoramic facility on it and I'm getting used to the heavier weight of it! Hosta's is a terrific buy - much better zoom than mine. If I'd waited a few months it would have been perfect, but I'd have to have gone back and done all those hills again
My previous one was an Olympus, and I'd had it for many years so it owed me nothing. It was heavier on power - the only drawback. The 3rd and 4th pix were taken with it. I loved it, but it's currently languishing half way down Cam Chreag in Glen Lochy just now
You need a small flock of sheep instead Hosta - especially as you're getting a bit long in the tooth
I'll get me coat...
Glad things went well LP. Hope you've warmed up now!
I love a good mystery Dove lily - it wasn't me wot dunnit
Could have been Barratt Holmes, Verd ....
A few more to tempt Verd
The Tyndrum Hills ( Ben Lui etc) from the lochan on Beinn Odhar at about 2,500 feet
Glen Fyne on Saturday - you can just see Ben Lui and Ben Oss covered in snow in the distance against the pale sky
From the summit of Goatfell on Arran - exactly 7 years ago
Stob Dearg on Buchaille Etive Mor ( The 'Bookil' ) as you enter Glencoe
She's a smasher nut - and so is your pic