Thanks Dan, It’s all about light and I do enjoy the challenge of innovation. Just when I think I’ve exhausted the possibilities a new idea comes along! Good to see you visiting.
At the risk of being inoffensive you know what they say – it takes one to know one. I spent three months as a student training in Ninewells and became enchanted by the migrating Geese – I’m easily impressed when it comes to large waterfowl.
Oops! I went to Dundee once but it was a mistake, and we did £10K worth of damage to the frames of pictures from Duncan of Jordanstone Art School we took back to E/burg. Accidentally of course! Well the driver was pished! Y’gotta larf my dear 😉 Hup hup Schottland 😉
Double Oops! Up close or at a distance you can’t help loving the “Óld Country”. Don’t you think that Scotland sounds even more Scottish in foreign? Schotland……with a genuine ch as is said in the Netherlands.
It does sound good in Hollish, I admit that freely. But then the Dutch ‘Sh’ is goed! Ish anyone shitting in thish sheat? Love the nederlanders – even had one at my weeding! Ik heb geen geld, Harmen 😀
http://www.scotland.org/features/1000-years-old-and-still-fresh-as-a-tulip It’s not difficult to find links between Scotland and the Netherlands. There is a Dutch book called ‘I always get my sin” which is all about the language faults that Dutch people make when making direct translations into English or accidentally including a Dutch word that sounds like an English word in a sentence. This leads to some very humorous conversations. I can assure you it is also possible to say some rediculous things when trying to speak Dutch ( speaking from experience)
Bonsoir Shades
I sense a little shift in form and colour – l like it, in fact l like it a lot
Dan
Thanks Dan, It’s all about light and I do enjoy the challenge of innovation. Just when I think I’ve exhausted the possibilities a new idea comes along! Good to see you visiting.
Be nice darling, it’s not easy being from Dundee! Oops! 😉
At the risk of being inoffensive you know what they say – it takes one to know one. I spent three months as a student training in Ninewells and became enchanted by the migrating Geese – I’m easily impressed when it comes to large waterfowl.
Oops! I went to Dundee once but it was a mistake, and we did £10K worth of damage to the frames of pictures from Duncan of Jordanstone Art School we took back to E/burg. Accidentally of course! Well the driver was pished! Y’gotta larf my dear 😉 Hup hup Schottland 😉
Double Oops! Up close or at a distance you can’t help loving the “Óld Country”. Don’t you think that Scotland sounds even more Scottish in foreign? Schotland……with a genuine ch as is said in the Netherlands.
It does sound good in Hollish, I admit that freely. But then the Dutch ‘Sh’ is goed! Ish anyone shitting in thish sheat? Love the nederlanders – even had one at my weeding! Ik heb geen geld, Harmen 😀
http://www.scotland.org/features/1000-years-old-and-still-fresh-as-a-tulip It’s not difficult to find links between Scotland and the Netherlands. There is a Dutch book called ‘I always get my sin” which is all about the language faults that Dutch people make when making direct translations into English or accidentally including a Dutch word that sounds like an English word in a sentence. This leads to some very humorous conversations. I can assure you it is also possible to say some rediculous things when trying to speak Dutch ( speaking from experience)
Yesh! 😀