perhaps, it would have been a good idea to write a bit about these photos, and i will possibly come back to do that, but for now, i'd like to share the last post i have of shetland, of the grand adventure taken this summer. everyday, it's in my heart, the place, the people, and most of all the friendships made. it really was one of the most brilliant adventures of my life.
xxx lori
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(thank you for leaving such kind comments)
Thank you so much for sharing this great adventures, I enjoyed watching your photos!
ReplyDeletethank you very much, it is such a pleasure to share, i'm so glad you've enjoyed!
DeleteBeautiful. Just lovely.
ReplyDeletethank you so much, i very much appreciate your taking the time to leave a kind comment.
DeleteWhere was the last picture taken? I remember all the places except for that one, and it looks like it has trees in it!!! Our trip was the best! I'll never forget it!!! And I want to go back!!!!!
ReplyDeleteit was on one of our drives linnea, though i couldn't tell you where (we were too busy chatting and giggling) we passed this lonely beautiful croft house several times while driving around so you may have seen it out the window?
DeleteThe Shetland Isles look like an amazingly special place and such a treasure to remember in the future. x
ReplyDeleteit really is, i think everyone in our group felt the same, enchanted. x
DeleteThank you, thank you Lori for sharing these photos. It felt as if I was there.It was a perfect way to start this rainy day. Thanks again.
ReplyDeletedear kerstin, you are so welcome, thank you for your comment, i am so glad to know you've enjoyed!
DeleteSuch very beautiful and peaceful photographs, Lori! Thank you for sharing them, I loved visiting Shetland through your eyes.
ReplyDeleteHelen xox
thank you helen, peaceful is one of the perfect words to describe shetland. i'm so glad you've enjoyed. xoxo
DeleteLovely, lovely photos!
ReplyDeletethank you so much! xox
DeleteOh my goodness, the fair isle guitars!!
ReplyDeleteso much golden light! golden fields, happy sheep and happy friends.
i thought you'd like those jo! would you believe that light in the first window photos was at 3:30am? and no photo manipulating, just pure magic! xxx
Deletei want to go there a bit more every time you post about it so please keep posting haha! that sheep seriously, cutest thing ever <3
ReplyDeletethank you again for sharing that beautiful adventure with us!
thank you lea, makes me happy and not as annoying (as i feel) posting so much about shetland :)
Deletethe colours ….. the nature …… !!!!!
ReplyDeletexxxxx Ale
yes!! thank you ale!! xxx
Deletethe sheep, nicole's beautiful face and woolens, the town with all the bright red accents .... adding shetland isles to my evergrowing travel bucket list
ReplyDeleteshe is the most photogenic, and so completely lovely and her knits, incredible. i loved all the red too, i found a postcard that showed just the red accents :)
DeleteThank you for taking us with us on your Shetland adventure!! Seeing all your beautiful photos makes me want to travel and go on my own adventures!!
ReplyDeletethank you anke! i love that, armchair travel is one of my favorite things, and that it leads to wanderlust, even better! so happy you've enjoyed. xo
DeleteLori, no words are needed. These images just take me away to a totally wonderful place. It seems like a dream to see these, but even better to realize that Shetland is real!
ReplyDeleteI will return to these pictures many times. And...I think that I need to contact Gudrun to find out more about 2015.
Thank you! xo
i am sure there will be more trips to the magic isles and burrastow house (i hope, you must experience burrastow and the innkeeper|chef extraordinaire pierre!) xxx
DeleteI got a little taste of adventure through your posts. Thanks for sharing, Lori. I love seeing the world through your eyes.
ReplyDeletethank you michelle, i love sharing (really wish i could just fit everyone in my pocket to come along!).
DeleteThanks for posting your beautiful photos of an amazing sounding trip!
ReplyDeletethank you sharon, it is really a pleasure to share!
DeleteJust stunning.....
ReplyDeletethank you annie.
DeleteWhat a truly spectacular place - I do wish I'll be able to go there sometime!
ReplyDeletei would hope to meet you there irene!
DeleteAs ever Lori your posts are just beautiful. I love the way the internet and our love of all things yarny connect us.
ReplyDeleteYou live such a long way away but in summer you were (still a long way from where i live in the north west of the uk) near to where i live.
Hope that makes sense?
Love Susan xx
thank you so much susan, and it does make perfect sense. it's always that way when traveling, things are so close, yet not, because of time and logistics to get from one place to another. but this summer i was definitely closer to you! i'm so glad you enjoyed xx
DeleteOh it looks amazing there!!!!
ReplyDeleteyou will have to go someday my friend!
DeleteI love every. single. photo. They bring back such happy and fond memories. Thank you!!!
ReplyDeletexxx thank you pat!
DeleteSo wonderful. It looks as though the sheep gave their fleece to the skies. Such fitting woolly clouds. :-)
ReplyDeleteshetland does seem to inspire in so many ways :)
DeleteI love seeing these again - the memories are lovely!
ReplyDeletepaula
LTP
hello roomie! thank you! xxx
DeleteWhat fun to see your Shetland Adventures. Some day, sigh.
ReplyDeletethank you penny! i hope you do go someday!
DeleteJust gorgeous picture Lori, I love seeing them all
ReplyDeleteWe went to a sheep shearing once near us (it was in May...which makes more sense to me, as the weather warms up in the summer)! I ♥ the red phone booth. Thank you for sharing such lovely hiking on the hills and lush green.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorite books to read to young children: http://www.amazon.com/Farmer-Brown-Shears-His-Sheep/dp/0789426374 In it, the farmer's wife ends up knitting sweaters for the sheep!
ReplyDeletethank you martha! i will look for this book, it sounds so cute! and thank you for the kind words!
DeleteOh Lori, your photos just glow with light. And your adventure seems to have been filled with the same, too. Those cobblestone buildings. Those guitars! That braided hairdo!!! (I studied that one up close, trying to suss it out, with much envy). Thank you for sharing them. :)
ReplyDeletethank you so much kristen, i so appreciate your words. i know, susan's hair, goodness!
DeleteLoved it all so much, it almost hurts. I know you know.
ReplyDeleteLTP forever xoxo
Sighhhh. That was such a pleasure, scrolling through your photos here. Thanks for sharing it all.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing trip you had Lori, those pictures are stunning.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful~ the light there is amazing! Thank you for sharing~
ReplyDeleteLori,
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! I loovvve your blog!