........for a short break. Will probably be incommunicado 'til the end of the week. 
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Hope you enjoy your break Fluffy xx 
I hope it's for fun!
Have a nice time, Fluffs.
Have a good 'un EFFT. 
enjoy Fluffs
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velvet donkey posted:Welcome back Fluffs!
Thankyou.
Snow! 
Where were you, Fluffs? Looks gorgeous!!
Looks like a very peaceful place Fluffy - welcome back
Loch Ard - 5 miles west of Aberfoyle and only 1 and a half hours from Glasgow.
velvet donkey posted:Looks lovely
Hope the batteries are in full working order noo
Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing posted:Loch Ard - 5 miles west of Aberfoyle and only 1 and a half hours from Glasgow.
It's beautiful!
Did I ever tell you I lived in Dunoon for 2 years when I was little?
Lori posted:Did I ever tell you I lived in Dunoon for 2 years when I was little?
Yes Lori, I believe you did. Though I can't remember if you said just how little or when exactly this was, or whereabouts in Dunoon you lived. 
velvet donkey posted:Pink Floyd Dark Side of Dunoon.
That's what we called it
Ohh, I thought you might have been coming down south to see your sister. As soon as I saw the snow I knew you hadn't!
It looks lovely Fluffs ... hope you had a grand ole time
I take it they had the Haggis out tracking you down? They don't like their pipers escaping going AWOL.
Rexi posted:Ohh, I thought you might have been coming down south to see your sister. As soon as I saw the snow I knew you hadn't!
It looks lovely Fluffs ... hope you had a grand ole time
Yes, nice and peaceful.
I'll be going south on my next Annual leave, which is at the end of May. Already counting down the days!
I love your house and view
Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing posted:Lori posted:Did I ever tell you I lived in Dunoon for 2 years when I was little?
Yes Lori, I believe you did. Though I can't remember if you said just how little or when exactly this was, or whereabouts in Dunoon you lived.
1967-68ish, for 2 years. I don't know if they still name houses, there, but it was called "Kirkhill", we think, and it was on Kirk Street.
Yes thanks Baz, it was very pleasant.
Lori 67/68 was when I was in hospital, so very little chance of us, unknowingly, bumping into each other. 
I was looking on Google Street view, but most of Kirk Street is not covered. My Aunt lived in John Street, so I took a 'wander' down there. Just as I was thinking to myself that I was very unlikely to recognise it....I saw it!
You were in hospital?? Yikes!
My sister and I and our husbands visited Dunoon as part of a larger trip in 2006, and we found the house, AND the school we attended while there. That was pretty cool.