water and sky is calming to me. years ago when going through hard times, i would go out to the beach, put my chair in the edge of the water and stare at sky and water and it would calm that inner monkey
Looks quite frigid somehow. As far as I remember I have visited the Clyde only once and spent best part of a day in the City of Glasgow, which sadly I remember as a very gloomy, dirty, downtrodden place with a seemingly unhappy population. None of the people with whom I met seemed especially happy there, and two of them were actively seeking transfers within their company to other offices. Perhaps it has improved.
Hari OM Glasgow tries hard, but struggles to shift the deeper gloom - which is not helped by the prevelant weather conditions! It should never be taken as the measuring stick for Scotland as a whole!!! I live an hour North and 'roon tha corner' a bit. The foreshortening effect of the cold air that day - yes, frigid! - means the towers from the dock at Hunterston seem close. They are some 10 nautical miles 'doon tha watter' from the Hutch. Yxx
Awesome golden sky shot!
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Ooooo that golden sky makes me feel warm and cozy....but I'm sure in reality it was damp...
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hugs HiC
I do like this sort of picture. Man and nature.
ReplyDeleteSky and water parallel beauty:)
ReplyDeletewater and sky is calming to me. years ago when going through hard times, i would go out to the beach, put my chair in the edge of the water and stare at sky and water and it would calm that inner monkey
ReplyDeleteGorgeous sky and lovely golden color. beautiful photo. Happy Weekend to you!
ReplyDeleteLooks quite frigid somehow. As far as I remember I have visited the Clyde only once and spent best part of a day in the City of Glasgow, which sadly I remember as a very gloomy, dirty, downtrodden place with a seemingly unhappy population. None of the people with whom I met seemed especially happy there, and two of them were actively seeking transfers within their company to other offices. Perhaps it has improved.
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DeleteGlasgow tries hard, but struggles to shift the deeper gloom - which is not helped by the prevelant weather conditions! It should never be taken as the measuring stick for Scotland as a whole!!! I live an hour North and 'roon tha corner' a bit. The foreshortening effect of the cold air that day - yes, frigid! - means the towers from the dock at Hunterston seem close. They are some 10 nautical miles 'doon tha watter' from the Hutch. Yxx