One reason why I love living in Scotland, who would not want this?

[Scunner]

I moved to Turkey because of the friendly people, great scenery etc and then found it all in Scotland

[heather07]

Jacqui and Scunner -Happy for you and may you continue to enjoy.
I took pictures of deer last year that were right down in the field near the road but so far I have not seen them this year.  I look for them daily.
I do love the pictures of the deer with their little horns starting to grow.
H As usual another great view of our great highlands.

[lynne]

What beautiful pictures.  I must go and get some of Birmingham for you all to see.

[Scunner]

Looking forward to that Lynne.

[lynne]

I knew you would be!  I bet you won't sleep with the excitement!  I will ensure you feel the essence of life in Brummy land!  

[Scunner]

I spent a week in Birmingham once - in the Grand Hotel if you will!

The company I worked for were based in Nechells (?) with offices all over the World - someone dropped out of a training course and I was packed off to make up the numbers. I thought it was very nice. Sorry, that's all I know about Birmingham - oh, apart from what I know from the Brum DVD, which I have seen with my kids, around 600 times.

[stoop]

Must say I do love my father's birthplace. Spent many a happy holiday in Dumfries and beyond. The scenery is wonderful and the welcome is lovely.

[heather07]

I have just come home to a deer at the side of our road.   It must be the season for them to come down from the hills for a wander around the streets of our little old village.

Will they be Urban deer??

[Colwyn]

If visiting your village makes them become suave and refined they will be urbane deer.

[scorcher]

Doe h !