Thursday, 25 April 2013

Thankful Thursday

I have 3 days and 15 hours and 44 minutes until my departure back to Scotland.  

That is a very long time if one has toothache.  If one has a life to pack up into The Cupboard as well as live each day to the full then it is ein Augenblick. 

Today I was thankful for the moments spent just relaxing at Ninety Mile Beach in Northland with Pauline.  It set me up for the rest of my stay here.  I have saved two of my (and, I think, Pauline's) favourites from amongst the photos I took when we were there.


 For the peace and tranquility of those moments I am truly thankful.

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  1. dat kan ik als ik dit ziet heel goed voorstellen.

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    1. Het was een goede plek om te zijn Nik.

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  2. You seem to have got it just right, GB. Spring seems to be here at last! Beautiful photos, as ever.

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    1. I was hoping that Frances but I got an email this morning (your Friday evening) saying it's 4℃ with hail in Fife.

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  3. That's the life. It would take twice my current fortitude to face that journey...Good luck.

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    1. I can't say that I look forward to it or enjoy it Adrian but the results make it worthwhile.

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  4. Beautiful Beach GB! Very tranquil.

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    1. Thanks Ruby. It's good to see you back.

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  5. Ahh, I've been waiting for the chair. That is my favourite of all our combined photos.

    Blue skies and fair winds!

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    1. Thanks Pauline. I thought you'd like that so I saved the 'best' until the last for you.

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  6. Just the kind of beach I like just waves. No people watching. I can understand why you are thankful.

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  7. Freedom...rest....wonderfulness :)

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    1. You could just wander and think your thoughts Heather.

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  8. I can almost hear the sound of the waves.

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    1. Yes Monica. It was peaceful but it wasn't exactly quiet.

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  9. A very, very good reason to be thankful; peace and tranquility are so precious and so often missing from people's daily lives.

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    1. Very much so Meike. Especially for those who live in cities.

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  10. Peaceful....lovely moments to stop and soak up life around you.
    I couldn't risk lying in the grass like that though, I'd be itchy all over, but it looks like fun.
    Where has the time gone? Only two days left? Happy packing.

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    1. Yes, Virginia, time sure flies when you are having a good time.

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