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Well folks no matter where you live hope you have a good one, we are heading into summer at the moment hence the below photo. Although the added you-tube video was recorded back in 2017, its still worth a watch of Cameron and Lachlan Dean from the City of Auckland pipe band.
Hi Graham
I live in an old coastal fishing village in the North East of Scotland .
I woke up to a blanket of snow this morning which probably won't last long though .
Still blooming freezing though .
David a long time ago when we lived in Glasgow we used to go to Crail, Stonehaven during Summer holidays early 1960s, to this day going down to the harbor at Crail to look at the fishing boats was really something. One place I cant remember where, and that was heading to the beach along a long narrow road where a deserted WW2 air base was, the runway at one point crossed the road. I think it was somewhere near Anstruther, not sure on that one, but the East coast of Scotland is certainly a beautiful place to live.
Going to put "The Polar Express" together this week its a good Christmas film video taken three years ago
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