- I've been up a few hills recently, and the picture above is a recent example.
- The saying on the stone is "Take a moment to behold as still skies or storms unfold"
- I suppose it can be read in the other order as well "As still skies or storms unfold, take a moment to behold"
- It's on the Cock Bridge to Tomintoul route, just before the Lecht ski station.
- As well as the stone, there's the four obelisks, from which to dally and enjoy the view.
- I've sat inside each of the structures and looked out across the scenery.
- And looked through the peep-holes in the stone to see distant objects.
- Like Corgarff Castle.
- I've visited that castle in sunshine and in snow.
- Just back along the way is a wooden shack that sells lovely warming soup - it tastes good whatever the weather.
- And around here it is important to look up as well as along at the scenery.
- I think it was Enid Blyton books where the Famous Five used to hide in trees because adults don't look up.
- Whether it's always true or not, it's useful to remember.
Thursday, 9 June 2016
Thursday Thirteen looks up
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#2 A new take on "take time to smell the roses." #3 Writers are always constructing and editing. Warm soup and a countryside walk make a nice combination.
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