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Sea and sand

I thought this holiday couldn't get any better, but it just did.  As I have been putting together some photos of the seas around Colonsay (therunningwave couldn't possibly visit here without posting photos of waves) Radio 3 played Four Sea interludes from Peter Grimes (Dawn) Benjamin Britten.  The timing could not have been more perfect.  I love that piece of music.  It weaves a magic, and this island and its fabulous beaches and seas have certainly woven their magic over us.  

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  1. Sally7 May 2017 at 09:44

    The beaches are divine! Sandy and the waves just brilliant! So similar to the Peninsula here! 👍🏼

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  2. Sally7 May 2017 at 12:35

    The second photo from the end is bliss! X

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