Back at the hotel after an excellent ceilidh-style second half of the concert celebrating the Spirit of the Highlands tapestry housed in the revamped Inverness Castle
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Back at the hotel after an excellent ceilidh-style second half of the concert celebrating the Spirit of the Highlands tapestry housed in the revamped Inverness Castle.
Couldn't resist this snap of the castle on our way back, my birthday lens getting a good outing. -
Back at the hotel after an excellent ceilidh-style second half of the concert celebrating the Spirit of the Highlands tapestry housed in the revamped Inverness Castle.
Couldn't resist this snap of the castle on our way back, my birthday lens getting a good outing.Must retell a joke Gary Innes told at the ceilidh. He was teaching local kids, and asked for gags to lighten the session. One kid said "How do you get an elephant into a Safeway bag?"
Gary: I don't know. How do you get an elephant into a Safeway bag?
Kid: You take the F from Safe, and the F from Way...
Gary: (thinking the kid's mucked up the joke) Hold on, there's no F in Way.
Kid: I know. -
Must retell a joke Gary Innes told at the ceilidh. He was teaching local kids, and asked for gags to lighten the session. One kid said "How do you get an elephant into a Safeway bag?"
Gary: I don't know. How do you get an elephant into a Safeway bag?
Kid: You take the F from Safe, and the F from Way...
Gary: (thinking the kid's mucked up the joke) Hold on, there's no F in Way.
Kid: I know. -
Back at the hotel after an excellent ceilidh-style second half of the concert celebrating the Spirit of the Highlands tapestry housed in the revamped Inverness Castle.
Couldn't resist this snap of the castle on our way back, my birthday lens getting a good outing.@withaveeay Great photo Stevan - hope you have both had a lovely evening

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@withaveeay Great photo Stevan - hope you have both had a lovely evening

@Dolphinchaz Very kind, Charlie. It was indeed a wonderful night, and a fitting way to celebrate Eden Court's 50th birthday tomorrow
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Must retell a joke Gary Innes told at the ceilidh. He was teaching local kids, and asked for gags to lighten the session. One kid said "How do you get an elephant into a Safeway bag?"
Gary: I don't know. How do you get an elephant into a Safeway bag?
Kid: You take the F from Safe, and the F from Way...
Gary: (thinking the kid's mucked up the joke) Hold on, there's no F in Way.
Kid: I know. -
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