Wednesday, 19 July 2017
Guddle
I've been adding a few Scottish words to my vocabulary during my travels. I was introduced to guddle by Rosemary Gemmell. In the context she used it, guddle means a mess (as in an untidy room – and no she wasn't describing the interior of our van!) and/or a complex and confusing situation.
A guddle is also a type of fish which can be caught by guddling. The guddling is done with bare hands so quite messy and the word apparently derives from making a mess around water – which is handy for me, as I've recently taken photos of various watery subjects in Scotland.
Wednesday, 12 July 2017
Undertow
An undertow is a current, below the surface of the sea, which is moving in a different direction to that of the surface current.
Today is our fith wedding anniversary – and the sixth anniversary of the day Gary proposed to me at sea. It happened just about here.
Feel free to complain about that news not being current, or suggest I've had him under tow ever since.
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