Grey, green and gold

We were in Aberdeen today and it was wet and grey.....We took a shortcut beside the old St Nicholas Kirk, full of ancient stones, around and below. And then I stopped and looked around and noticed the daffodils. They dispersed the gloom and the grass is beginning to grow too. 😊
Three good things
1. A new sideboard for the dining room. We have so many dishes crammed into the one we have had for thirty years. The room is large enough for both 😊
2. A lovely lunchtime concert - the Aberdeen Gaelic Choir sand for 45 minutes. It's all four part harmony with no accompaniment and such a wonderful sound. Allan sang with the choir for several years.
3. The sun has come out now that we are home.

[Dixie Goode]

Nice shot. We have daffodils too and it does help.

[Beryl Lloyd]

How the humble daffodil can bring colour and joy to any grey day!

[Pat Knowles]

I like a graveyard! I have been in one today too. I like the writing on this one. A very solid grave stone.

[Cathy Donohoue]

Beautiful shot. I would love to sit for a cup of tea and listen to the choir.

[Judith Johnson]

Lovely composition. We like to look around graveyards too.

[Sarah Bremner]

@pandorasecho @beryl @happypat @cdonohoue @busylady
Thank you for your lovely comments. If only these stones could speak.....what amazing stories!

[Kathy A]

Such a lovely pop of yellow

[Issi Bannerman]

Nice shot. There's always an interesting moment to be spent in a graveyard.

[bkb in the city]

Very nice shot