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SyNoddy
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just bagged my first at loch ness
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Haggis Hunt, new page

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Loch Lommond view is very photographic at present.

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quote:
Originally posted by Jengie Jon:
Loch Lommond view is very photographic at present.

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Translated 'misty and murky'?

[Biased]

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quote:
Originally posted by Jengie Jon:
Loch Lommond view is very photographic at present.

Jengie

It looks so beautiful in the mornings, quite chocolate box. I'm tempted to take a copy and ask my FIL to paint it in oils.
Eilean Donan is also superb, I especially like it at dawn with the dark coastline.

[ 04. December 2012, 08:15: Message edited by: Heavenly Anarchist ]

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A massive one - completely blocking the road in Linlithgow.

And one in Oxford Street, at last!

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Heavenly Anarchist
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Hm, Loch Lomond is no longer picturesque - very grey.

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There are a whole lot of people in high-vis jackets at Linlithgow Cross, I'd love to know what they are doing!

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Heavenly Anarchist
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It must be related to all those barriers going up around the cross.

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Boogie

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quote:
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It must be related to all those barriers going up around the cross.

Or could it be to trap the HUGE haggis which is there just now?

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Haggii on four webcams at once - it's an uprising! Take cover!

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Huge haggis crushing a car in Linlithgow!
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And a tiny wee baby gold one hiding in the dark at Loch Ness. I caught it in my car's headlights.
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Inverness is very grey and dusky at the moment, and the camera is trained on the castle. I almost missed the grey haggis, he blended in so well with the background.

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Their out and about by the lochs at the moment!
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Two gold ones, at Stonehaven and Oxford Circus!

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Man, this is as addicting as the snowflake page!

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Finally found one at Stonehaven Harbour! I've yet to see any haggis hideouts in daylight.

This w*rk stuff keeps interfering with my fun!

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You know, quite honestly, I just like looking at all the pretty pictures of Sco--Loch Lomond!

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North East Quine

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A haggis in Inverurie - and, oddly, no snow! Where has the snow gone?
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Boogie

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The snow has gone saaarf.

There is a big haggis humping a car in Linlithgow Cross - erk!

(I wonder what the babies will look like?)

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North East Quine

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The haggis has gone and the snow has returned to Inverurie!
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quote:
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Huge haggis crushing a car in Linlithgow!

He's back. He seems sort of... enamored of that car.

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North East Quine

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It's the same car. I copied yesterday's pic to send to a friend in Linlithgow, and it's definitely the same car. How scary for the driver - attacked by a giant haggis two days in a row!
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Meanwhile, another haggis has appeared at Inverurie, the snow has vanished once more, and the roads are clear.

If only Aberdeenshire Council could capture a flock of haggii and herd them up the A96, all our winter transport problems could be solved!

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quote:
Originally posted by North East Quine:
A haggis in Inverurie - and, oddly, no snow! Where has the snow gone?

One of the marvellous Haggis properties, the short term disappearance of snow. However I am slightly worried the ability to night into day seems to be decreasing they now only seem to manage dusk! The alternative property of turning the camera to infra-red when it wasn't also seems to have disappeared.

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North East Quine

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quote:
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Originally posted by North East Quine:
Huge haggis crushing a car in Linlithgow!

He's back. He seems sort of... enamored of that car.
And a third ...ummm...encounter... between car and haggis. The driver is going to have to rethink his aftershave.
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Loch Lomond is looking lovely, with snow on the tops. This site publicity is working, it's making me want to visit!

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Boogie

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quote:
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And a third ...ummm...encounter... between car and haggis. The driver is going to have to rethink his aftershave.

I've just noticed that the humping haggis is the female of the species.

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quote:
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I've just noticed that the humping haggis is the female of the species.

You have much better eyes than I do, Boogie!

No haggis, but a very active sea at Stonehaven Harbour.

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My first at Loch Lomond, and it's a cute little gold one
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quote:
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quote:
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I've just noticed that the humping haggis is the female of the species.

You have much better eyes than I do, Boogie!

You just need the right info Mamacita.

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Oops. Cleaner mind, too, apparently. [Hot and Hormonal]

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Woot!

Kyleakin, Linlithgow, Stonehaven and Oxford St!

I think that's only Inverurie & Inverness I haven't seen yet this year! (saw one at Eilean Donan ealier, but didn't log it)

ETA oh,, and Kilmarnock. Not as good as I thought.

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quote:
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Originally posted by Kelly Alves:
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Originally posted by North East Quine:
Huge haggis crushing a car in Linlithgow!

He's back. He seems sort of... enamored of that car.
And a third ...ummm...encounter... between car and haggis. The driver is going to have to rethink his aftershave.
I was too polite to say that was my impression about the haggis [Smile] I'd also noticed it was female and thought that it might be establishing it's dominance as can happen in the animal kingdom.

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Dawn over Eilean Donan and Loch Ness (working camera, yay) and sightings at both, hooray!

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One attacking a car in Linlithgow Cross, and a gold one perched atop a building in Inverness. Both disappeared as I was watching.

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I saw a golden one in Inverness, too! In the daylight! Finally, getting to see Scotland when it's not dark out.

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Got a goldie in Inverness.
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I got all excited thinking the Christmas lights in Oxford Street included an illuminated haggis! but alas, it was an umbrella *sigh*

A haggis would have been much more fun! [Smile]

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Inverness, Kyleakin & Eilean Donan.

Ha, and a big gold one at Kilmarnock.

Dear grief, and one at Stonehaven...

Just needing Inverurie now for a full set [Big Grin]

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One on the path at Eilean Donan.

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quote:
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I got all excited thinking the Christmas lights in Oxford Street included an illuminated haggis! but alas, it was an umbrella *sigh*

A haggis would have been much more fun! [Smile]

The disappointed Mrs. S

I did see a haggis in Oxford Street today, and I wonder if anyone in real life, not like us, saw such one what they would feel?

And it did seem as if there were haggii all over the place they photo. At Loch Lomond when we've camped there quite often, we've never seen any haggis. [Biased]

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The little fellas were oot and aboot a few minutes ago!

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There's a tiny winy one browing amongst the sheep at Loch Ness - they all look a bit chilly there.

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I'm late to the game this year. But I am currently watching a beautiful dawn over Scotland. No Hagges, though.

There is a street lamp at the bottom left hand corner of Linlithgow Cross that looks exactly like a Haggis in the thumbnail.

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Well, there's a ginormous haggis at Linlithgow now. And a gold one at Kilmarnock.

Still not seen one at Inverurie. Have you eaten them all, NEQ?

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How many of you click the 'I saw a haggis' icon.

I didn't last year, but I'm so hooked I thought I may as well win me a bottle of scotch!

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I've played this game for four years now, faithfully clicking on 'I saw a haggis' multiple times most days. (Don't judge me - it saw me through the last stages of my thesis!) I have only once won any sort of prize, which - alas! - was no bottle of Scotch but a 2010 Scotsman calendar when it was already March. It was a very nice calendar, but one suspects they were simply getting rid of surplus stock.

However, I have not forgotten my promise to Jedijudy, that if they ever send me another one, I am sending it on to her. Maybe this year, Judy ... [Big Grin]

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There's people drinking outside at Loch Lomond - they must be freezing!

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