Oh, look... a stag party!

Here's a timeline cleanse for you from our glen.

I love dogs;)

Here's a socially distant hug for anyone who may be needing one.

Nana, NOOOOOO!

This is up @hillhighlander.bsky.social alley! Lol

I did this taste test before I had a Bluesky account, and wanted to share it with you. I taste tested a Kentucky soft drink called Ale-8-One, orange cream soda flavoured, because I wanted to compare it to Scotlands soft drink, Irn Bru. www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ObO...

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Gaelic meme du jour: "You are not good at this at all!"

When the health department shuts down your favourite chippy.

Here's a timeline cleanse for you: our billy goat, Dougal, enjoying climbing on the roof of our house. The roof of the underground root cellar met the roof of the back porch, making it easy to step over onto the roof of the house.

Pro tip: the trick tae turning the caber is tae let the BT worker get doon aff the bliddy thing first.

Morning 😂

Gaelic meme du jour: The Gaelic word for "Or" is "No."

HEADLINE OF THE DAY: 😆 #BuhBYE

Wow! My bluesky account is new, so I wasn't expecting the amount of notifications I'd get today. By the time I finished reading them and liking them, I had 30+ more. I'd finish them, 30+ more, rinse and repeat. I took a break to type this and guess what? 30+ more! Thanks for all the engagement!😀

Two years ago today, we dipped into the Supermercado Guanajuato for some groceries. The first pic is of the tortilleria and all the fresh made tortillas. The rest was me just drooling over their fine baked goods.

Revenge is a dish best (soft) served cold.

Because I love you, here's the Brown Hotel's own recipe for the legendary Kentucky Hot Brown. This is the photo I took of the one I had there after a No Kings protest. What? Protesting is hungry, thirsty work! www.brownhotel.com/dining/hot-b...

Gaelic meme du jour: Underground lines in "London, Paris, New York, Glasgow."

Happy Passover to all who celebrate this evening 🍷

How many of y'all are heading to the bank for a shitload of ones?

This memory popped on facebutt, today. It's a demonstration of how powerful the zoom on my camera is. The first pic is of Glen Kingie and the arrow points to the Corbett, Sgurr Mhurlagian. The second shot, from the same place, is Sgurr Mhurlagain zoomed in full frame, still not zoomed all the way!

Just about all of this would apply to Scotland, too. Change that last one to "Ask the guy at the chippy where to go," and you're golden. We all have land lines in our glen; there's no mobile signal.

That's Peggy.