Christmas in Lochcarron
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8 comments:
first of all, everyone of those pictures is beautiful. nice work. secondly, the fifth picture is really messing with my head--i'm guessing it's the sky reflecting off the water in the distance, but why does it look like there are rocks floating in the air? crazy.
ok, i think i get it. that is an amazing picture.
Thanks Ross. I didn't take any of those, most likely my mom or dad. We borrowed a digital camera from one of the elders at the church. The picture of my mother standing next to a stone-shaped window was taken on the site of an old castle, Strome. My brother decided to hike down the hill from the castle to the water, I guess that's where the picture comes from.
They have digital cameras in Lochcarron? Wow!
But the photos are really beautiful. I can see why your parents like it there.
dear gabe,
i need you mailing address, and i don't your email. could you send it to me at jack *dot* maatman *at* gmail *dot* com.
thank you,
jack.
Wow those are really beautiful shots. Have a good time with the folks.
Rock explosion...amazing...
Hi Gabriel Florit,
I was investigating p2p software related stuff when I found your blog. While Christmas in Lochcarron wasn't exactly what I was after, it made interesting reading so I'll be sure to pop by again. I'm off to find out more information about p2p software. Keep up the good work.
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