Argh, Kate – just spent WAY too long reading thedomesticsoundscape. Argh. How am I ever going to finish my chapter if you keep posting interesting things about interesting people and interesting places? (try to post something about originality in 1750s Scotland, will you?)
Ah Kate,
’twas most amazingly excellent to see you in the Toon and I am already scheming away about how I can make it happen again.
You are brilliant and it was enlivening and joyous to see you again.
x
BUT! BUT! BUT!
;)
That’s our BRIDGE, Kate!
;)
You’re visiting with us “DownUnder”?
BRILLIANT! We have some great Walks for you.
One of the best is around the coast of Port Phillip.
maman
ps. :) your bridge has a wonderful lightness
I had to look twice too. :) Your downunder readers are coming out from cover.
heh heh — yours was first:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyne_Bridge
I think ours started first but yours was finished first! :) Ours wasn’t opened until 1932.
Argh, Kate – just spent WAY too long reading thedomesticsoundscape. Argh. How am I ever going to finish my chapter if you keep posting interesting things about interesting people and interesting places? (try to post something about originality in 1750s Scotland, will you?)
Sounds like my kind of day!
Ah Kate,
’twas most amazingly excellent to see you in the Toon and I am already scheming away about how I can make it happen again.
You are brilliant and it was enlivening and joyous to see you again.
x