On Saturday, I went to the Isle of Arran, off Ayrshire, on an idyllic day of sunshine and warmth. I was visiting a local church briefly, whilst the Young Lady of the House, and Daughter went to the few local shops, and we got back to the boat slightly early.
Having a few minutes to spare, we visited a local Art Gallery. Speaking to the owner about churches and I mentioned that we went to St Mary’s Cathedral in Glasgow. His immediate reaction was that he had a print of an un-usual view of Kelvin Bridge and a large church, Lansdowne Ch of Scotland, and our Cathedral in the background. I immediately snapped it up, and it now has pride of place beside the print of the little Church in Bearsden which has played such a large part in our lives.
Isn’t life strange that I had to go so far away to find it!
April 28, 2008 at 3:25 pm |
how about some pictures of these jaunts that you take? you can be my tour guide and i can see all these lovely places that you blog about.
April 29, 2008 at 6:43 am |
It’s so often the way that something like that happens. I know that a lot of people don’t believe in coincidence but I’m not one of them! Cheers.