Comments on Rachel Cotterill: Machair

Playing catchup now that I'm home. Love these pic...

2009-07-23T21:56:57.603+01:00

Playing catchup now that I'm home. Love these pictures. It makes me want to go camping. Jeff and I have been wanting to get out and explore more on weekends, we really want to get up to Scotland. I wonder how Asher would do with camping now that he's a bit older? Hmm...might have to see.

P.S. I came back for another view and became tota...

2009-07-18T14:25:18.441+01:00

P.S.
I came back for another view and became totally absorbed in your photo stream. Beautiful and fascinating. Some of the standing stones images moved me particularly. Where exactly, by the way?
Oh, and I meant to say last time: I enjoyed the science lesson. Think you could say, I'm a fan!

The flowers and the water are just beautiful.

2009-07-18T02:40:11.628+01:00

The flowers and the water are just beautiful.

Superb photographs that really pull - and why do t...

2009-07-16T15:38:33.018+01:00

Superb photographs that really pull - and why do the empty ones pull the most?

As usual, your photographs make me miss our trips ...

2009-07-15T22:26:46.594+01:00

As usual, your photographs make me miss our trips abroad... Just lovely.

It is not more than right that I repay the science...

2009-07-15T19:25:07.456+01:00

It is not more than right that I repay the science lesson you gave me, with a science lesson of my own.

The yellow flowers in your close-ups are Lady's Bedstraw (Galium verum), and the purple ones you were so fond of are Wild Thyme (Thymus polytrihus).

It seems that I at last found some use for the many pointless botanical facts I learned last semester!

Thank you for taking me along to Scotland again. ...

2009-07-15T18:24:04.692+01:00

Thank you for taking me along to Scotland again. I swear I could feel the bracing breeze in the first photo.