Looking for landmarks

Walking a different way to the shops and spotted Bennachie looking hazy in the distance.
These little people know some key landmarks around here.
Counting down time.
Three good things
1. The big decisions of packing....what to take, what to leave, what to pass on to charity shops!
2. Washing again....
3. Lovely wee catch up with neighbours.....sitting around the patio table.....we need more evenings like this.

[Lou Ann]

Sweet capture of your sweet grandsons.

[Issi Bannerman]

Lovely capture. Are you heading off somewhere nice?

[Sarah Bremner]

@louannwarren @jamibann
Thank you for your lovely comments.
They arrived from Cairo after teaching there for 3 years and now off to China to teach for two years initially.

[Pháp Lan Anh]

Gorgeous picture in the summer sun.
Thinking of you as you say your goodbyes.

[Bep]

Sweet capture of these cute little boys.

[Pat Knowles]

The time goes far too quickly at the end...trying to cram as many memories in as possible....you will be missing them! You are bereft as we are with most of your family in foreign parts! Only Jonathan in Scotland?

[Sarah Bremner]

@phplananh @gijsje @happypat
When you have family in far flung parts you know the full range of feelings at the end of the trip!!!!
I was delighted to be awake at 1am when message came through to say they were in Beijing and at breakfast time another message saying they were going to a welcome meeting with the school principal and others. They have such an adventure ahead!
Pat I thought of you as I was hanging out all the sheets etc!!!
I wonder if I could cope with the pace of B&B!!!!

[Pat Knowles]

@sarah19 Ha ha I’m sure you could Sallie! I didn’t realise they were starting a new country this time....so exciting for them...you too hearing all about it. Start saving now for a trip to China....that will be amazing! Our kids do get us about a bit!