We've Got A Little Bit Of Sunshine In Scotland. Pigtures!

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Benson and mike enjoying the wee bit of long grass we always leave just under the trampoline for them.
 
The Rain is coming at one, I just put my washing out time to save it.

Hope your little ones enjoyed the sunshine.
 
Oh heck! Got my washing out too! Are you in the same part of Scotland as me - central belt? A few clouds but they look lovely fluffy white ones at the moment.
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Thanks we're still ok here in sunny kinross but it'll likely sweep over! Thanks for the early warning!
 
Awww so cute :)

Sunny here in Staffordshire but a breeze so girlies wont be going out, they aren't keen on it at the best of times but any breeze brings on panic attacks!
 
Scottish people! Oh I wish I could hear your text I love the scottish accent.

Glad you got some sunshine, I've never been to Scotland but I am always under the impression its extremely snowy in winter and not super sunny in summer is that right?
 
Depends what part of Scotland. Glasgow has lots and lots of rain most of the year. However the weather over the last 2 months has been quite different lots of sunshine. Over-all I would say we have more rain than anything else. Winter is cold but we don't get a lot of snow.
 
Scottish people! Oh I wish I could hear your text I love the scottish accent.

I'm afraid you'd be a bit disappointed if you heard my text. I am a sassenach! (English person in Scotland) I've been here 30 years in October which is most of my life but I'm a lancashire lass and have a lancs accent with a lot of scottish words in.


Well, the rain came down at 2.30. Pigs were in and my washing saved. Managed to get the dog walked in the dry. Can't ask for more
 

You confused me for a moment there until I realized you had replied inside the quote. A "sassenach" so the scottish have a special word for english people in their turf or just all foreigners?
 
sorry i don't know what I've done there! Yes a sassenach is either an english person living in scotland or highland scots use it to describe lowland scots.

I could never pass for a true scot with my accent, though i feel far more at home here now than the actual place i grew up in
 
I love the Scottish accent too, I just melt when talking to Scottish men (it's fine, the boyfriend knows)My mum was Scottish do brought up round the accent.Don't know which part of Scotland she was originally from
 
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