Images from Callanish, June 2019…
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Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 
Sue keeping those stones in line 💜
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Something like that!
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💜💜
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Stunning images, Stuart. Can’t wait to get there.
I was sitting in Castle Douglas wondering where you’d got to as it was one of the times Carin Holy was on scheduled.
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Weirdly, Mary, we had an inkling it might be our last chance…
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I love the atmosphere at Callanish – it feels so old and magical, like a portal to the past. I haven’t been there in years but in the life of a Bronze Age monument that’s probably about a second ago! I particularly love that last image, Sue looks at one with the stones as if she has become part of the mystical landscape herself. Sending hugs ❤
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Yes to all of that, Ruth. Hugs back…
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Macical
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Wonderful pictures Stuart, and Sue looks right at home amongst them. I have an idea they may well have been telling her their secrets.
Thinking of you, Sue’s family and Ani ❤
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Doesn’t she… I wouldn’t be at all surprised… Thank you…
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You’re welcome.
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Awesome.
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She was wasn’t she… 😉
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Chills. Thank you for sharing these ❤️
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😉
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I told Sue that one of my goals was to visit these stones – I think her spirit will be there!
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Quite possibly… 😉
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How very beautiful, all 😊❤
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At one with the stones.
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So it would appear… 😉
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Thanks for sharing this. She’s become one with the stones and the land she loved.
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That does appear to be the case… 😉
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These are lovely pictures, Stuart. Thank you for sharing them.
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Beautiful. Thank you for sharing. KL ❤
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She is home at last. ❤
Darn, now I'm weeping again…
How are you and Ani faring, Stuart?
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Yes, that happens a lot. Ani is miserable, I’m not much better…
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❤ 🙏🏽
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That’s remarkable. One could easily miss her. I hope to one day visit there.
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Indeed, if one were to see the last shot without the previous ones, there would be little to suggest that there was a person in the circle… 😉
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What a wonderful surprise this morning. I missed it yesterday 🙂 🙂 I just published a Midnight Haiku, Stuart. She’s still with us, isn’t she?
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She seems to be… 😉
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She will always be with those who knew her, whether virtually or lucky enough to have known her in the flesh. Whenever I visit an ancient place, I’ll think of her. I’m sure she’ll be there.
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Such a sense of kinship and belonging here. She looks natural and at home. Thanks so much, Stuart, for sharing this series of photos. 💗 Thinking of you, the kids, grandchildren, and Ani. Love and light to you all.
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Yes, Sue was ‘at home’ with the stones. Thank you, Sarah… 😉
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These photos are wonderful. Thanks. Sending hugs to you and Ani. xo
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She’s visiting all those Stones from the other side now … which is as it should be. 🙂
How are you holding up, Stuart, you and Ani?
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As well as can be expected in the circumstances, I suppose…
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Knowing that her Spirit is out there, having a blast, 🙂 doesn’t make her death here, any easier to bear does it?
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Not really, although I do feel less ‘weepy’ today… 😉
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Thank you for sharing this history… I looked up the Stones.
almost timeless there
slower breath, those stones exhale
guides of Callanish
©JP/dh
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A gorgeous sequence of photos, Stuart. It reminds me of a passage from an essay: “And she is this Earth’s gardener. a rock gardener, a stone teller, a stone tender. She knows these rocks, every one of them; they’re her people, her children, her tribe.” Sharon Blackie.
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Yes, that fits, Sue… A lovely quotation that I was previously unaware of. Thank you… 😉
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Wonderful
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