We spent our wedding anniversary in London, not because we love city life, but because Eveline needed to go to the Dutch embassy for a new passport. We made the best of it, started in good spirits, survived the second full day because we went to Kew Gardens and now are greatly relieved we’re back home again. Picture taken in Turnpike Lane Underground station, close to our B&B, when we were arriving and still fresh. 
Monthly Archives: April 2016
Business cards in the Bakehouse
Both Eveline and I had new business cards made, and we’re spreading them in public places. They’re sitting here on the windowsill of Bakehouse Cafe in Findhorn Village. Lots of other sole traders had the same idea, so our business cards are like wild flowers competing with the other wild flowers in a crammed meadow.
Mountain walking with his daughter Andrea
Walk to Bynack More, first Sunday of this month April. Again my daughter Andrea joined the walk, and although it was three times longer than the last one to Sheperd’s Hill, and much more off path, she wasn’t particularly tired at the end and enjoyed it thoroughly. This time no sunshine but a lot of mist and clouds, showing another kind of beauty of the Scottish Highlands.
Traigh Bhan on Iona in a cold night
Cosy Traigh Bhan in December under the beautifully glittering stars in a cold night.
Moon over Findhorn village
The moon above Findhorn Village was playing hide-and-seek with me amongst the clouds, leaving me impatiently waiting in the chilly dusk and considering whether I wanted to move on and get warm again.
Sunset over Findhorn beach
Friday 22nd of April, when we had full moon. Findhorn Beach is limitless in it’s moods and colours and always inspires me to take pictures.
Our Daily Life In Findhorn 