Distance lends enchantment to the view by aangus

Photography • Work In Progress • posted on Nov 11, 2006

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Close up its not so nice sometimes! Whenever a guide book to walking in Scotland refers to a path or track, what you need to imagine is a field full of cows, and the myre that develops around the gate....imagine that stretched out for miles and miles...thats the path sometimes!

Comments (11)

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Kira_Stone

5:32PM | Sat, 11 November 2006

ROTFLMAO... Been there, done that. On the Isle of Mull, specifically. Cows and all. Thank you for that muddy trip down memory lane.

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Biffowitz

8:02PM | Sat, 11 November 2006

Well if you ever get fed up of that gig, you can come to Toronto and substitute the cows for Canada geese. Now ..let ..me ...see... where did I put my runners from???

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PaisleyRose

9:32PM | Sat, 11 November 2006

Next time, hip boots. Trust me! ;o)

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mermaid

12:47AM | Sun, 12 November 2006

lol...but thhose sticky ones are surely worth the wonderful photos you take

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oscilis

4:01AM | Sun, 12 November 2006

Ah memories, memories...

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jgkane

7:11AM | Sun, 12 November 2006

"Honest, sergeant, I did polish them this morning...!" ;o) Ah, I can smell it from here, Anthony. Mind you, there is a wee bit of reflection on the boots, since the myre is still wet. Like Falstaff, in Shakespeare's MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, I do not often see my feet, so would have been challenged to take such a photo. Hope you had plenty of dubbin applied. Regards,John.

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