Aren't they dingy! I have an equally cute pic of the wee shop/post office complete with X-mas decorations at Glendale (guessing now) which I'll forward perhaps.
So, I take it the firemen keep their truck in there?
Foofy - Bicycles is my guess. Or maybe their hose (they like dressing up).
Laura - Absolutely. Not to mention the telephone exchange.
Rol - As long as you can do a turn at a celeidh (a little song, or even a recitation will do)they won't burn you. Although if my name was Pete I might worry...
Lucy - I hadn't thought of buckets. Obvious now you mention it.
Marianne - You're right. I remember when the Royal Hotel in Portree caught fire, and the fire engine had to come from Inverness a 100 miles away...rousing the ferry on the way!
Aren't they dingy! I have an equally cute pic of the wee shop/post office complete with X-mas decorations at Glendale (guessing now) which I'll forward perhaps.
ReplyDeleteSo, I take it the firemen keep their truck in there?
Don'tya just hate it when beauty spots are ruined by rampant commercialism and unnecessary fire services???
ReplyDeleteI find that strangely appealing... I'd move there if I wasn't scared they'd burn me for being a heathen.
ReplyDeleteFoofy - Bicycles is my guess. Or maybe their hose (they like dressing up).
ReplyDeleteLaura - Absolutely. Not to mention the telephone exchange.
Rol - As long as you can do a turn at a celeidh (a little song, or even a recitation will do)they won't burn you. Although if my name was Pete I might worry...
There's just about room for a bucket and some hand-carved spoons!
ReplyDeleteOMG I think you should steer clear of any naked flames while you're up there- looks like you're on your own!
ReplyDeleteBrother Tobias you have won an award @ mine!
ReplyDeleteLucy - I hadn't thought of buckets. Obvious now you mention it.
ReplyDeleteMarianne - You're right. I remember when the Royal Hotel in Portree caught fire, and the fire engine had to come from Inverness a 100 miles away...rousing the ferry on the way!
Laura - Thank you so much.