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4.5 today
Happy New Year to all
I hope your year going forward will be filled with love, good things and good people
Just back from New Year's Day with Mum and Katy, it's pretty windy here but at least it's above freezing now.
We were late to our beds last night because we went out to the village New Year walk
We foregathered near the war memorial at the start of the village and picked up our flaming torches for a short open air service with a couple of hymns, prayers and thoughts for the New Year, together with loads of visitors and children and dogs, many people wearing christmas lights (including some of the dogs ), then we followed the pipers and drum down the length of the main street to the open area near the harbour and waited for the countdown I think there must have been over 100 of us in the walk and others waiting near the harbour.
After the countdown there were fireworks from the harbour wall, much cheering and Happy New Year's greetings with friends and neighbours and some lively music on the pipes. Later there was hot soup and sausage rolls in the village hall followed by a ceilidh (bring your own bottle ).
It was very cold with a bitter wind and ice on the ground last night but all very friendly and joyful
mr gee and I didn't stay for the ceilidh this year but did do everything else (bar the sausage rolls ) and when we were walking back home along the sea front we could see fireworks going off in towns and villages along the opposite coast of the Firth.
Hope your day has treated you well
4.5 today
Happy New Year to all
I hope your year going forward will be filled with love, good things and good people
Just back from New Year's Day with Mum and Katy, it's pretty windy here but at least it's above freezing now.
We were late to our beds last night because we went out to the village New Year walk
We foregathered near the war memorial at the start of the village and picked up our flaming torches for a short open air service with a couple of hymns, prayers and thoughts for the New Year, together with loads of visitors and children and dogs, many people wearing christmas lights (including some of the dogs ), then we followed the pipers and drum down the length of the main street to the open area near the harbour and waited for the countdown I think there must have been over 100 of us in the walk and others waiting near the harbour.
After the countdown there were fireworks from the harbour wall, much cheering and Happy New Year's greetings with friends and neighbours and some lively music on the pipes. Later there was hot soup and sausage rolls in the village hall followed by a ceilidh (bring your own bottle ).
It was very cold with a bitter wind and ice on the ground last night but all very friendly and joyful
mr gee and I didn't stay for the ceilidh this year but did do everything else (bar the sausage rolls ) and when we were walking back home along the sea front we could see fireworks going off in towns and villages along the opposite coast of the Firth.
Hope your day has treated you well