Tomorrow, I shall once more make my way northwest to Stornoway. In a direct line, that is a distance of 625 miles or 1,000 km. From door to door, this will take me about 11 to 12 hours - all being well. With a couple of hours waiting time at Gatwick, total flying time is 8 hours. Apart from a scheduled entry, which will appear automatically on Atlantic Lines later tomorrow, my next post should be made on Tuesday. The Shell Gallery will go back under wraps, much like its real life namesake at the Castle was today.
Once more, I'd like to thank you all for reading and hope you'll rejoin me on Atlantic Lines come Tuesday.
The Shell Gallery
This is the archive of The Shell Gallery blog, which was active between 2008 and 2018. It is dedicated to the memory of my mother, who died in May 2008, and to that of my father, who passed away in August 2022. 
The Watch Tower stands to the north, overlooking the open Heathlands
The Shell Gallery also refers to the island of Vlieland, which has zillions of shells on its beaches.
4 comments:
It is just mid day here in the US and I'm wishing you a safe and plesant journey home.
Still a cold (34*) dreary morning here in Washington. Are you going to put the phone comment thing on your other blog. That was fun. Don't you just love the scheduling feature. I'm using it for my Food Friday entries. Have a safe trip and we'll see you back in your normal spot on Tuesday. Linda in WA
well I hope that as I wrote this you are not still stuck at Gatwick..I will await eagerly your next entry on Atlantic !! with full story aboutyour epic trip back.
Love Sybil xx
For some reason I couldn't get into Atlantic Lines today, but I'll keep trying, anxious to read your entries about your journey. Hope all is well and life is treating you kindly.
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