If you are a fan of historical and romantic novels, you may be familiar with the works of Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832), one of Scotland’s most famous and prolific authors. His classics, Ivanhoe, Rob Roy, Waverley, and many others, brought him a good deal of fame and fortune, and with his riches he bought a […]
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Many thanks for the reblog, Nigel.
I hope I live long enough to visit in person all the additions to the ‘visit’ list you share for me to say, “Oh, MY! That has got to be on the list!” Alas, even if I do not, it’s really wonderful to visit it cyberly, through your eyes and shares of the eyes of others – thank you! 🙂 (yes, this added to the list, though, I may need to weed through duplication of places, accumulated via blog reading over a decade of reading time – – 🙂 )
Thanks!