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10 comments:
Stunning!
Believe it or not, the vista is similar to mine, though I look out onto a river. There was a similar sunrise a couple of mornings ago that took my breath away. I sat in my living room with all the lights out...sipped on my cup of tea and took it all in. Pure poetry.
Wobbler, yep, for all our theological musings a look at mother nature doeas somewhat render us speechless
Dana, as i am sat commenting, another sunrise is taking place as beautiful as the one in the pic - I'm drinking pink gratefruit tho - so i will stop writing and drink more than the juice tho....
wow is that Guernsey?
afraid so niki, looking out towards herm from st peter port....not a bad place to live after all eh?
hope you ok - some heavy stuff on this blog of late - please rant and question any time you like
paul
It's gorgeous. Where I live in St Sampson I can see right across to Herm and I love walking early in the morning along the beach...
I'm in a depression at the mo. Will write properly when I get back. x
Your photo intrigued me so much that I took it upon myself to look up Cotils. I wanted to see more of Guernsey. My goodness, it's beautiful and so inviting looking. And what a view you must have everyday.....an ever changing vista of light and colour. I have a feeling that I would thoroughly enjoy taking part in a retreat on the grounds of Cotils.
How lucky you are.
Off to make a cup of tea and catch this morning's sunrise symphony.
Your photo intrigued me so much that I took it upon myself to look up Cotils. I wanted to see more of Guernsey. My goodness, it's beautiful and so inviting looking. And what a view you must have everyday.....an ever changing vista of light and colour. I have a feeling that I would thoroughly enjoy taking part in a retreat on the grounds of Cotils.
How lucky you are.
Off to make a cup of tea and catch this morning's sunrise symphony.
can we take a brief discussion offline? You can use the email blogquestions at aol dot com to drop me an email if you'd like. please connect.
beautiful.
amazing - it's like a reminder to stop and revel in creation
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