Today Emily and I took our canoe out on Loch Tarsan, having packed the stove, the kettle and some marshmallows to toast over a fire.
It was a lovely day, and the head of the loch was shallow and warm (ish) so we also had a swim. Not a soul for miles, just the two of us, and wild creatures- an eagle overhead, and fish jumping at flies.
Store it up in the memory.
An ordinary day, me and my girl, loaded up with blessings.
this fragile tent 
HI CHRIS YOU LOOKED LIKE A MAN ROWING IN THE YUKON EXCEPT IT WAS WHAT IS ON ALL OUR DOORSTEPS. I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM A FEW DAYS ON THE sOLWAY FIRTH ONE OF SCOTLANDS BEST KEPT SECRETS IT MADE ME REALISE ANEW WHAT A FANTASTIC COUNTRY WE HAVE TO EXPLORE I EVEN VISITED A BHUDIST MONASTERY.
Hi Vince
Yes- we are indeed fortunate in our country! I have spent some time in the Solway firth area, but not for many years. Perhaps a return is over due!
Blessings
Chris
I agrre with you Vince.So much beauty on my doorstep yet i rarely venture out of the city to have a look
Hey guys- I’ll lend you an old canoe!
C