And from whirlwind.....to hurricane! Yes we are in a 'state of emergency' as declared by our Governor yesterday. What does that mean? Well it means that most of us are to stay off the roads which means a lovely day at home! Thanks Sandy!
It's not too bad outside at the moment. There's a lot of wind but nothing atrocious yet and it just started to rain.
Anyway, I thought I would download my pics from the U.K. while I still have power and thought I'd share a few here seeing as though it's taking me a little time to get back into the swing of blogging again.
So here's just a sample from North Yorkshire, Edinburgh and London.
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| There was an awful lot of these size roads. One day we almost had a bump with a Bentley! |
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| Bolten Abbey |
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| Seats carved out of old trees in a church graveyard in Hubberholme |
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| A rainbow from my (old) bedroom window |
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| Eton Mess YUM! Meringue, raspberries, strawberries, cream and raspberry sauce |
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| Edinburgh Castle at night |
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| The coffee truck we so badly needed. This one is at Carlisle Train station. |
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| The old Woolpack Inn. Any Emmerdale fans? |
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| A mighty fine afternoon spent here educating ourselves! |
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| It wouldn't be a trip to the U.K. without 'Fish 'n' Chips' |
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| What do you know....our bus tour and hotel in London, slap bang in the middle of the TUC demonstration, only 250,000 people jamming up the roads!!! |
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| Bus tour gridlock |
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| The Shard. The newest skyscraper to line the London Skyline |
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| Love this view, even though it was taken at speed and is a bit blurry |
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| Ahhhhh London at night from the River Thames |
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