just wanted to post this picture

[emmabugg]

view from outside my window in newton stewart scotland
its beautiful here
im enjoying my visit =D

[oz]

I too made the trip there a few years back and absolutely loved it. Post some more photos when you get a chance.

[MikeTbob]

I would love love love to visit Scotland, It's one of my top 5 places to go........if I ever get to travel the world.

@emmabugg
Very nice view, do you intend to climb that large hill/ small mountain?

Post some more photos when you get a chance

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[emmabugg]

I would love love love to visit Scotland, It's one of my top 5 places to go........if I ever get to travel the world.

@emmabugg
Very nice view, do you intend to climb that large hill/ small mountain?



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no no that hill is much too large to climb plus theres loads of trees on it lol. ill post some more photos soon.

[Tsarevich]

view from outside my window in newton stewart scotland
its beautiful here
im enjoying my visit =D

So this view is actually that exotic for you? Not for me.

I LOL at you.

Sorry, but I have a bit rude tongue

[MikeTbob]

So this view is actually that exotic for you? Not for me.

I LOL at you.

Sorry, but I have a bit rude tongue

The point is......that is the view from her window. It's a much better view than the one I have.

[D-cat]

I remember in a past home I had a vew almost as nice. Then houses started growing in the field.

So I moved, to where there are lots more houses? I think my reality check just bounced.

Thanks for posting. Question: Do you know what that faint column of smoke or steam is that's rising in the right side background?

[Rubberman]

Attached is the view from my property in Xalapa, Mexico. The mountain is Orizaba, a dormant/extinct volcano which is the 2nd highest peak in North America - over 6,000 meters. I hope to build a house there some day. My sister's house is on the adjacent property. The fuzzy red thing in the picture is a rose in the foreground. I took this with a telephoto lens, so the mountain doesn't look quite so big in reality, but the view is quite spectacular!

[rokytnji]

volcano, I hope to build a house there some day.

And I thought I had a sense of adventure. You da man rubberman.

[Rubberman]

So this view is actually that exotic for you? Not for me.

I LOL at you.

Sorry, but I have a bit rude tongue

And I thought I had a sense of adventure. You da man rubberman.

Xalapa is about 1200 meters in altitude (4-5000 ft), but it's only a 40 minute drive to the coast and the waters of the Gulf of Mexico - white sand beaches, hammocks under the palm trees, coconut drinks, beautiful women with really skimpy bikinis...