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Ring of Bright Water

It's funny how things happen, out of the blue, to take you away from it all, off to another time, another land, to a place where your soul feels free and yearns to be...

I was feeling a bit scattered this morning, with nothing urgent to accomplish here, no one wanting anything from me, just a beautiful Saturday morning in New England. But I was looking for something, I knew not what... until I stumbled onto a movie channel I have on my telly and at just that exact moment, a movie was beginning that I was helpless to ignore...

"Ring of Bright Water"

I have this movie here, and I have watched it many, many times. It's one of those films that, when you see it's on, you can't help but stop and watch. There are a few of those films for me, another one being "Local Hero," also set in Scotland.

I have a thing for Scotland. Oh yes, I have more of a thing for Yorkshire, England, but Scotland was always a dream of mine, even when I was very young. I felt I was from there somehow. Turns out I wasn't - I was "from" Yorkshire, England, in fact, but Paul's family is from Scotland - the Craigie family.

So "Ring of Bright Water" came on and I stopped what I was doing and sat mesmerized, even though I knew every step of the movie by heart, and it has just ended. If you've seen this movie, you'll know that there is a lot of happiness in it, a lot of beauty, a lot of smiling going on. Man buys remote falling-down cottage by the sea in a remote Scottish village, brings his otter, Midge, there with him from London and proceeds to live a life there than can only be described as idyllic. To me anyway.

So to anyone out there who has not seen this movie, take a listen to the beautiful theme music of "Ring of Bright Water" with a few short clips of the movie in this first video:



And, if you've a mind to jump in deeper, here are the 8 parts of the movie on video. Enjoy, either way.

Part 1/8:


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Part 8/8:



Cheers,

Bex & Co.


It's in every one of us to be wise;
Find your heart, open up both your eyes.
We can all know every thing without ever knowing why.
It's in every one of us, by and bye.



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