Ok, enough of the pretty pictures, I have work to do. That's assuming I can concentrate while worrying about the tattoo this afternoon. Please, please, please make it not hurt! I'm such a wimp!
Watch out for the next post. If I go through with it, there will be a photo of my ankle adorned with either a flower or a spider.
Gorgeous pictures! Such a nice contrast from living in Florida. Would love to read a book in a setting like this. I've always enjoyed Rosamunde Pilcher settings.
3:45 PM
Thanks for sharing the pics! And good luck on the tattoo. Can't wait to see THAT picture!
3:52 PM
Did you faint or what???
6:02 PM
What beautiful pictures :-) That's an area well worth exploring.
10:54 PM
Oh my God, you've died of ink poisoning, you have haven't you?
5:52 PM
I was wondering that myself! Where are you, Sharon?
6:11 PM
What a beautiful setting--these photos should inspire your muse!
Can't wait to hear about your tattoo--more fodder for your writing?
Diane
7:46 PM
Kathy. I totally agree re Rosamunde Pilcher. In fact, I lent the DVD of "Summer Solstice" from the library today as I was curious to know whether the film would be anywhere near as good as they book. I didn't actually know it'd been made into a film before today, though.
Karen. Thanks for the good wishes. I'm still alive :)
Minx. No, I didn't faint and I haven't died of ink poisoning although it itches like buggery! Is it possible to scratch yourself to death?
Martyn. Have you never been? I'd definitely recommend it.
Eva. I'm here. Thanks for caring.
Diane. I suppose I'll have to have a tatooed heroine sooner or later. The photos, or rather the real scenery, did indeed inspire my muse :-)
1:02 AM
Those photos are lovely. Everywhere is so green and lush. Living in a draught stricken country, that's something I miss seeing.
Thanks for sharing.
1:49 AM
Karen. I'd love to live in a hot country because I freeze so easily but I know I'd miss the lushness of the countryside here. Still, you can't have it all, can you?
2:24 PM
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