Miracles happen every day. Not just in remote country villages or at holy sites halfway across the globe, but here, in our own lives. /Deepak Chopra/
Miracles happen every day. Not just in remote country villages or at holy sites halfway across the globe, but here, in our own lives. /Deepak Chopra/
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That island up top must be peaceful, no door to door sales people lol 🙂
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Oh, you never know where they might be waiting, Andy! 😉
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Soooo expect one on a rowboat? lol 🙂
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Exactly! Tadaa….and a knock on the door 🙂
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At which point I give them a motor for their boat and out they go 😛
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Yeah, you wish… 😀
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Wonderful comment, Andy… 😀
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Thank you ^^
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I want to live on that island!
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🙂 Must admit I would call it my home with pleasure, too…
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great selections! Especially the first one.
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Beautiful. Especially the third one.
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What a beautiful island home. It seems a perfect writing retreat.
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Wonderful captures – the 1st one reminds me of experiences from the norwegian skerries – the menu consists of freshly caught and cooked shrimp, whole lemons, mayonnaise, toast bread and chilled white wine – do it yourself food – a bit greasy – so afterwards you throw all your clothes and jump into the deep clear cool water – up again and let the sun dry the body – no doubt, this is one of those moments of happiness – which is so wonderful… 😀 😀
Those who haven’t tried – do it – you’re worth it… 😀
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Thank you, Drake. The recipe sounds familiar and delicious, though must admit I have enjoyed it in Norway, in a house rather up in wintery mountains with a lot of snow around. Minus “freshly caught” and “jumping into the deep clear water” parts. 🙂 But true, the experience you mentioned is definitely magic and worth to be tried..
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the yacht works beautifully
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That house on the island is really getting away from it all. 🙂
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These are wonderful photos Ese. The first one looks blissful.
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