The weather forecast says it's going to be a warm sunny day but adds ' listeners in Scotland should be on the look out for heavy, slow moving, showers'.
God bless France. When the electorate wants to surprise they do so in spades .
In the courtyard Puppy and her elder sister are hoping for an invite to breakfast.
The start of the school holidays. Families with children have headed off for two weeks at a holiday cottage in France. The town , which has been quiet, now becomes deserted bar the tour groups and the golfers.
A new discovery :https://www.sciencealert.com/mysterious-symbols-on-4000-year-old-rock-art-hint-at-an-unknown-culture
Canadian history :https://warontherocks.com/2024/07/making-american-independence-in-canada-the-battle-of-the-plains-of-abraham/
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Puppy is looking delightfully expectant.
The rose arch (and sound picture) is lovely.
The new sound from South Africa triggered a loud bout of early morning barking here in my kitchen.
Cheers, Gail
PS A while back Angus noted the demise of the Blog2Print service. On Nobby's blog today we compare the recently received product from PixxiBook with the previous volumes made via Blog2Print:
https://nicenobbynaughtynobby.blogspot.com/2024/07/blog-book-update.html?m=0
WFT - Thanks for the PixxiBook insight !
Puppy, roses and the tunnel of trees followed by the music have made a good start to the week. Thank you.
Hari OM
Your mystery flower is Prince Klaus Gladiolus... If Dame Edna had seen these, she may have changed florists! YAM xx
The rose arch is glorious.
There is a large Scottish immigrant population in Appalachia, eastern Kentucky and Tennessee, western North Carolina, deep in the mountains the accent is still deep.
The election in France gives me hope that the US can possibly pull through in November.
The rose arch reminded me of the time in my teens when the queen bee somehow got into our house (unbeknowst to us, of course). The next few days proved challenging as the bees would simply not let us pass to go into our out of the house! Eventually my dad found her and let her out so all was well.
Nina
What glorious pictures, led by charming Puppy and Noreen. Hurray for France and that there may still be reason for hope.
So nice to see Puppy and her big sister! Also the roses and the tree arch. One can feel the cool air. Or maybe that's just wishful thinking on my part as temperatures in Los Angeles have been north of 90 (and sometimes 100) for most of the last week. I am becoming a heat-wimp as I get older.
What a good day today, with the election results in France, your lovely photos (that green tunnel!) and some new South African music to enjoy.
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Love the rose arch, that is just lovely.
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