So happy to be joining in again with Soulemama - capturing a moment that I want to remember and share. Wishing everyone a most magical weekend.
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Lovely beautiful magical place!
ReplyDeleteStonehenge? Or, a nearby replica? Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteHi - No - these are the Callanish Stones, on the Isle of Lewis, off the North west coast of Scotland. They are older than Stonehenge - older than the Pyramids too. x
DeleteFar FAR better than Stonehenge - it is indeed a truly special place. Thanks for the picture!
ReplyDeleteI love when you post pictures of your stones...so beautiful! Have a lovely weekend!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and so magical x
ReplyDeleteWould love to visit some day, they look so much more beautiful than the southern stones near me ;)
Truly stunning shot!
ReplyDeleteJane xxx
This is one of the most amazing pictures I've ever seen. Yet another reason to covet your life on the island. (:
ReplyDeleteWhat a breathtaking moment! LOVELY!
ReplyDeleteMy moment is up: http://tc-twistedfairytale.blogspot.ca/2013/01/this-moment-princess-belle.html
Breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteMy {this moment} is a brand new six month old and her newest obsession! http://likemamalikedaughter.blogspot.com/2013/01/this-moment_11.html
Have a great weekend!!
fantastic lighting!!! Great moment!
ReplyDeletewow, way cool. Those stones are beautiful! Gorgeous picture
ReplyDeleteAwesome. In the true sense of the word.
ReplyDeleteHauntingly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI'm bringing my daughters to Scotland to meet the family this spring (their first trip--eek, they're so excited!) and am REALLY hoping we make it to Lewis so we can have a wander and they can see these stones. I've still never been there myself!
So beautiful, what a privilege to have been standing there. Have a wonderful weekend jacqui.
ReplyDeleteJacqui, you outdid yourself with that shot, it is magical!
ReplyDeleteI hope James is better today and your weekend is a beautiful one.
Such a wonderful photo. I really must visit this magical place.
ReplyDeletebeautiful xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing bit of visual poetry, and huge thanks for visiting me, that means a lot, very best wishes for a lovely weekend, Jo xx
ReplyDeleteYou've been to the Callanish Stones again, perhaps!! lovely atmospheric stuff. Hopefully not to windy today....but some cold weather coming in, I fear!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Thanks for sharing this picture, I hadn't heard of the Callanish Stones before, must be a fascinating area to explore! Have a wonderful weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteWe went to the Callanish Stones about 20 years ago. Amazing. Nice to see a photo from a local! Happy January.
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous : )
ReplyDeleteThis image looks amazing when it pops up on peoples blog reading lists (I hope that makes sense) Happy weekending to you and I hope James is feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Love the texture in the forefront of the picture and the colours - wish I were able to paint something like this.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!! I also loved the photo in your last post, the one with the flying birds. And your banner... outstanding!
ReplyDeleteOh dear, Wish that I lived near, i'd bring a pot of chicken soup and crackers, nothing seems to heal like that. Get well soon!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you are ill, Oscar and I have it too boo-hoo. Hopefully we will all be right as rain in a day or two :)
ReplyDeleteGet better soon.
Val
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Get well soon! Take care of yourself. Rest! Drink plenty of fluids!!
ReplyDeleteWrong. Darn this fallen world... I hate sick. So sorry you're suffering. I just sent up a prayer for you and I'll do so throughout the day. My Audrey will be the reminder. She went to bed with a headache and the promise of an ear infection last night. Darn sickness.
ReplyDeleteGet well, Debbie
I in the same boat.. errr flu stuff.. Get better too!!
ReplyDeleteHugs
I missed this post but my these stones ... ever enchanting. much love X
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