Hebrides Overture

Hello Kathryn. I watched this album as a slide show while listening to "The Hebrides Overture". It was wonderful. I enjoyed it very much.

said ingrid2512 10 months 5 days ago

This is not how I pictured the Hebrides, just love the beautiful white sand beaches....and my introduction to clasical music was Grieg's "Peer Gynt" suite when I was ten years old. I fell in love with classical music from that moment on.

said michelie3 11 months 27 days ago

Hi Kath, stopped by to take a peek at your Hebrides Album. You were right, I absolutely love the cliffy coast. I could not decide which rock I'd build on.....however,I'd rather build on the rock than on the sand.We all know how that ends.

said honeybee6817 2007.10.09 at 09:15:52 PDT

Looks like a beautiful place in which to feast one's eyes. Thank you for your visit to my albums and many kind and generous comments Kathryn. The yellow flower you questioned is Rudbeckia or Black-Eyed Susans. I have, however, heard of them referred to as Brown-Eyed Susans on occasion too. They are very, very hardy and get out of control easily. I shall look forward to seeing your new photos taken at the Keukenhof this spring. I never seem to tire of photos from that beautiful place. Do they also plant for the rest of the summer season or just focus on their spring display only? Take care Kathryn. Kind regards, Gail

said lvsmmr 2007.02.15 at 07:51:58 PST

Hello Kathryn,another beautiful album of the Hebrides.I really enjoyed it very much.There's such a lovely difference in colour between the pictures.A wonderful place to spend some time.Thanks for your visit and the wonderful comments on my Keukenhof pictures.Enjoy the last days of 2006,greetings from Flanders,Henri

said haneveercoremanssh... 2006.12.27 at 10:45:34 PST