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Incredible
thanks for sharing so much beauty with us
bhe
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Hi Epinay,
I have watched it a few times, and it doesn't look like my memories of Iona.I think that one or two of the images were taken there, but the cliffs are too huge and the church too tumbledown.
Where were they taken?
Notwithstanding that, the show really is very beautiful and serene.
with love and light,
Sue
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Do you really not think it is? I'd have to have another look because I really felt I recognised it. I certainly felt uplifted when I saw it. I have to admit I was a little disappointed when I realised that it was being 'sold' as a desktop download -I had thought (naively) it was being offered freely!
I'm from a tiny village called Port Appin which is on the west coast near Iona. We used to go by boat to Iona when I was a child, andit was there that my interestin minerals and crystals first started when I was around 8 years old. We used to scour the beaches for Iona marble and I still have 5 lovely stones from those early days.
A few years ago I was heartbroken when someone painted Port Appin Lighthouse overnight with pink spots like Mr Blobby - yes, really! On impulse I wrote a poem and sent it to Port Appin Lighthouse. Amazingly, someone put my poem on the web (not me) - I was astonished, and still am, to find it 'out there'. I just did a search for Port Appin Lighthouse andup came the poem I wrote at the time- still out there!!
[link= http://www.tartanhen.co.uk/appin/diana.htm ]http://www.tartanhen.co.uk/appin/diana.htm[/link]
(though you can only just see the edge of the lighthouse in the photo)
We overlooked the lighthouse from our house, and used to walk out to it from the little shingle bay where the primary school stood right by the water's edge. I'm getting sentimental just thinking about it all again - it was there, as a youngchild, that I first sensed thewonderful energies and used to 'heal' the birds......
with love and Celtic Light
epinay / Diana
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The pics were all taken on Iona - you can contact the photographer via the website - Shirley Crichton,and check!