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River Tay — Water Water Everywhere #282
Hi All š Feel free to join in whenever you have a water picture to post (any type of water, in any state, will do). See below for how to join the fun š¤© Another misty shot of the Tay as it flows past Dundee š Check out these fantastic entries from last week… thanks
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Daily Flower– Lots of Dahlias
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Hi All š Here’s my entry for CB&W: Stones or Brick.
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Hi All š Two shots of the same flower today; one in black and white and one in normal colour.
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Hi All š Today it’s the turn of the kinnen (rabbit). There many other great names for rabbits in Scots; kyunnen (Shetland), bawtie (south). We then move onto pet names: mappie, map-map, moppie, mup-mup; and leprone is a young rabbit. All the Scots words for these posts are taken from The Concise English-Scots Dictionary, by
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Hi All š Here’s my entry for Cee’s Fun Foto challenge: Blue Apparantly my theme for this week is cars; it wasn’t a conscious decision, it just so happened that the challenges I’ve entered led me this way Here are the random things! And finally, a Lapis lazuli pendant bought for me by my awesome
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Hi All š Today’s Animal in Scots is the Heather-ask (Lizard); also known as a man-keeper, or a dirdie-lochrag in Caithness. All the Scots words for these posts are taken from The Concise English-Scots Dictionary, by the Scottish National Dictionary Association. The words chosen will be the generally accepted term, but as in all languages
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Daily Flower– Pink Dahlias
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Hi All š Today’s feature of Animals in Scots is this wee beastie — Kailworm (Caterpillar). The kailworm has other names in Scots: caterpeelar, hairy oobit (hairy ones), hairy worm, grannie; a large hairy caterpillar is a hairy grannie. The one featured below is a green kailworm (of the cabbage butterfly). All the Scots words
