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Before the beginning
... just waiting on the flights being booked, visas organised etc whilst trying to organise my flat to be rented out whilst im away etc.
The job I got offered is working as manager for a childrens centre near Blantyre, so I plan on doing as much as I can there and during my time off :) any advice please send ...
Discovering My Roots in Aberdeenshire
... went to Canada. He was born on a farm near Stonehaven (south of Aberdeen—more on that later), but grew up on his Stepfather’s farm in Belhelvie District. My Aunt Cindy and Grandpa had visited a couple years ago, and my Aunt gave me directions—she said to go to Belhelvie Church and it was across the field. The farms don’t have numbers or anything, so the best way to get there along the circular and winding dirt roads was to go to the Church and ...
The end of the road.
... about leaving her, I will cry. Anyway, I have about 13 hours before I have to head to the airport at an ungodly hour of the morning. I haven't packed yet so I guess I'd better get that done and then try to have a nap. For those of you at home...I am looking forward to seeing you...for those here, I hate leaving you!
I will leave you with some parting shots of beautiful Aberdeen. Enjoy!
Love to you all,
Thanks for taking this trip with me.
Sherry/Sheryl/Mom/Nana
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A visit to the past.
... to Houston when she was about 12 and I hadn't seen Nikki since she was about 5. They are such beautiful young women and we had a great time visiting, going out to lunch and looking at old photo albums. What a laugh! Nikki's 4 year old daughter is just like Madison and Dani...hope to get them together. It was a great day!
Love Mom/Sheryl/Nana
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Hatton Village and Stone Circles
... Primary One (Kindergarten). His school at that time had about 12 kids in the whole school. He was so cute in his little school uniform and his school tie!
We then headed to Inverurie. to find the Maiden Stone. The Maiden Stone is a single standing stone with engravings on it. The engravings are thought to be Christian, but really they have no idea. It is from ...