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In pleasant places

It was a beautiful morning for a walk in pleasant places,

specifically The Hermitage by the River Braan in Perthshire,

(though no salmon leaping today),

and nearby Dunkeld.

Flora's bakery in the village doesn't appear to be near to opening yet, but the "Coming Soon" poster in the window, and word (via my parents who also use him) from the local plumber suggests it may not be far away. The outside of the shop is certainly looking spruce.

17 September 2017 in Looking up, Out of town | Permalink

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When we visited the Braan in August it was in full spate and we did see salmon leaping. Glad to hear that the bakery is looking more like it will open in 2017!

Posted by: Dark Puss | 18 September 2017 at 09:25 PM

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