Glenfarg Panorama

[Donald]

So you'd be on Greenbank road, close to where they park those busses?

You got it. The bus company is one of the larger businesses in the community. Dave and Fiona (who own the business) are great folks.

[NorthernFocus]

I had to get over the shock of seeing a color landscape with your name by it before I could enjoy. Definitely a situation for a nice pano like this. Looks like a lovely little village though growing up you may not have thought so. Funny how perspective changes with the years. I can't believe you do so much work in B/W when your homeland has all of those wonderful greens and cloudy skies to work with

[Mike Buckley]

I can't believe you didn't set up your camera, stand looking out either upstairs window, and release the shutter remotely so you would be included in the photo.

People sometimes wonder why we've never moved up from a relatively small cottage to something larger. But I love it and will never want to move.

My wife and I feel similarly about our small house that has fit us like an old shoe since 1985. I do have to concede, though, that "MacKenzie Mansion" has a ring that is more impressive than "Buckley Bungalow."

[Loose Canon]

Donald I don't always get a lot of time to peruse every thread, much less get to comment.

But I wanted to say how much I have enjoyed this shot.

Even though its not even close to my part of the planet something about it hits home.

[Donald]

I had to get over the shock of seeing a color landscape with your name by it before I could enjoy.

I have these wild moments every now and again, Dan. But I soon get over it!

I can't believe you didn't set up your camera, stand looking out either upstairs window, and release the shutter remotely so you would be included in the photo.

I did wonder about using my mobile(cell) phone to call down to Sheila and tell her to stand at a window, but I might have got a rude reply. She hates getting her picture taken, even from several hundred yards away!

Even though its not even close to my part of the planet something about it hits home.

Thank you, Terry. That's a great compliment to get.