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Sunset!
Absolutely fantastic photo! Beautiful!

My visit in Edinburgh
I was in Edinburgh for a day about 25 years ago. It was a crazy trip we did and I have a lot of memories. What I remember from Edinburgh was a really good guided tour with ghost theme. /Ake

Spring in Scotland
The damp air demands hot chocolate and a beef pie. The bagpipes are a joy. Scotland remains one of our favorite countries and even with your description of gloom and grey sky we'd be eager to return. Dave played golf on famous links and had the time of his life.

Great blog entry and lovely photos
I really enjoyed this. Felt a bit envious too. I visited many years ago when I was just 17. Seems hard to believe now. I spent a month in Ceuta, Fez, Marrakech and Taghazout. I was so frightened in Ceuta that I didn't leave the hotel for two days and I wanted to go back to Spain. Looking back, it is one of the most exotic places I have ever visited. My memory of the trip is still very fresh after all these years. Hope I will return one day. In the meantime, it was very nice reliving my trip through your blog.

I miss Amsterdam!
This is also one of my favorite cities, I can't find a single thing I dislike about it! Progressive and cultural and charming all at the same time. My wish is to return in the spring or summer to experience the tullips in bloom and ride bikes around. Winter is just way too chilly!!

Nana Pat
Once gain, thank you for giving us a wonderful visit to Amsterdam. I was there briefly in 2007, a layover of about 6 hours. Even Schipol was impressive. It was early December and the decorations wee marvelous ! Your pictures really capture the flavor of the city. What a wonderful trip this has been. Keep on bloggin'

wow!

Colorful Morocco
Vibrant and lovely.

Seasons
What an interesting way to look at when you should visit a place. Picking your era would give a whole different perspective to your trip. Without consciously planning it, I guess I did that to an extent when I visited Saigon, where I was intent on following the trail of "The Quiet American" by Graham Greene

Stunning beauty
Love this photo.

Curing dread
Really felt for you in the fishing boat experiencing apprehension resulting in a feeling of dread. Do you go with the flow and take what comes or seek to control your experience to minimise monetary risk? Sometimes the best adventures are letting the breeze take you where it will. Sometimes you win, I find you rarely lose.But when you lose...'tis said how you take it is the measure of the man or woman. I reckon you guys are so experienced you can handle anything that comes. If so, I reckon there is no place for dread...only excitement of where the breeze will next lead you or be led. May the swartz be with you!