Hello, dear friends. This was a week chock-full of special moments that I hope I never forget. I had unplanned adventures of my own; adventures with my Nathan; and I remotely shared in the adventure of a lifetime with my brother, Tripp. So knowing that words will not suffice to convey the immense beauty of these places and moments, I will simply allow you to come along on the journey through pictures. Some have captions, while others do not.
They say an image is worth 1,000 words! So with over 65 photos to share today, you’re certainly getting your fill! Enjoy. Until next time…
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- This is on the Uni campus, just across the street from King’s College. Not sure what it’s purpose is yet, but it’s enchanting
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- St. Machar Cathedral, Old Aberdeen
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- The cemetery surrounding St. Machar Cathedral, Old Aberdeen
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- The altar
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- The Heraldic Ceiling of St. Machar Cathedral
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- The sanctuary cross of St. Machar Cathedral
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- Took some time for prayer in the cathedral. What a peaceful moment
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- The flower beds at Seaton Park are manicured to perfection. Such beauty!
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- Fountain at Seaton Park
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- I love paths like this…especially covered in a blanket of fall leaves
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- River Don running alongside Seaton Park in Old Aberdeen
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- Looking down on the River Don
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- On a walk in the woods just outside of Seaton Park in Old Aberdeen
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- A little exploration in Old Aberdeen
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- So peaceful
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- Looking down on the River Don
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- PItstop in Seaton Park
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- Dunnottar Castle, Aberdeenshire
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- Waterfall just outside of the castle
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- Rustic coastline
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- The chapel at Dunnottar Castle
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- Wow. My eyes couldn’t get enough
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- The sun breaking through
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- My love.
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- We were there in the early afternoon, but the sky almost resembled sunset. Stunning.
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- Remnants of the blacksmith’s chimney
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- Nathan in the tower
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- Exploring all the wings of the castle
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- The coastline is breathtaking!
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- Ancient ruins of Scotland, Dunnottar Castle
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- We were enthralled with the beauty of this place
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- Looking to the beaches below
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- Canyons of green
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- Ruins like cutouts along the sea
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- Gorgeous stone paths at Dunnottar
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- Dunnottar Castle from afar
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- Wildflower
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- Walking the path along the cliffs from Dunnottar Castle to Stonehaven
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- The harbor, Stonehaven
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- Along the walk from the castle to Stonehaven
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- The beach at Stonehaven
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- The harbor at Stonehaven
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- Tripp on a run a couple days before the Ironman World Championship
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- Tripp just transitioning from the swim to the bike course
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- My parents showing some Team Tripp spirit on Ali’i Drive in Kona…just in time for Tripp’s marathon run right over it 🙂
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- Looking good, running strong
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- Photo cred: Lindsay Howard. Looking strong on the marathon
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- Photo cred: Lindsay Howard. Tripp on the marathon at the Ironman World Championship!
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- Tripp on the home stretch of the marathon!
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Hi Haley & Nathan,
Thank you for sharing such beautiful photos of Scotland! What a beautiful place the Lord has placed you in. Enjoy it all and relish in each other’s love. You are only young once, (without kids) so truly soak up this special time and awesome creation from our Lord.
We love & miss you!
Donna & Bill
Thank you, Donna! So glad you enjoyed the pictures. It really is stunning here and we’re thankful for the opportunity to live and play in Scotland! 😉 Hope you and Bill might consider coming for a visit! We love and miss you both.
Just checked Tripp’s race results. Wow! Amazing. Thanks for all the great pictures. We miss you LOTS! There is a great candidate for the CE position…keep praying. Love, Sally
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Hi Sally! Glad you enjoyed the pictures! I agree on Tripp’s race results… WOW. It was absolutely amazing and inspirational! We miss you both!! I received Jim’s email, so I’ll be sure to respond. Excited to hear about the candidate for the CE job! That’s an answer to prayer. Love you guys.
Such beautiful photos! It so wonderful that you are so enjoying your great adventure. I miss you both do much!!
thanks for sharing, Haley. what fantastic sights! And that Tripp!!!! WOWWEE!!!! Pretty remarkable!!!!!
color me green! This Sunday is kirking of the tartans..I’ll be wearing my plaids and listening to the pipes and thinking of you both!!