hacking it out of the deep rough... while i'm not usually one of those "when in rome, do as the romans", i did wear a kilt with my traditional vedic dress

nearing completion of the completion

found my ball in the deep deep rough aka cabbage patch... boc choy part... picked some of the greens after i hit my shot, put em in my bag and later had em for dinner

took a martini break after nine holes at the clubhouse to ponder strategy for the back nine... note the celtic cross, the old ways still run deep in scotland

decided to have one more martini to double check think through all the strategems

decided to have one more martini to perfect the strategy

note the traditional woolen beret in left hand corner... besideds kilts, that's what all the local wear

Have you made it to Aleister Crowley 'Boleskine' house yet...?

back out on the course and swinging loose

ah! the beauty that is scotland

giving a discourse on dharma to the locals

forgot what i'm doing or thinking here but i seem happy

our lady of keep the fokking japanese beetles away

an old friend from coursesnaz, mother madame prabhu, she was the headmistress of the brahmacareenee assram... it was fun to reconnect with her and talk about old times... talk was all we did... believe me... nothing else happened

vini, vidi, picked some strawberries

having a drink with one of the local scots

thank you, i hope you all enjoyed my pictures from scotland

i will post pics from my trip as am able

jijaji, don't know yet if i can get over to crowley house

have some more time left in england and then off to africa

5 points awarded to first person to find the pic with wardrobe malfunction?

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now i don't feel quite right!

5 pts. to meta

take it off the points i owe you for the nice tee shirt, thanks!

glad to see youre enjoying a few holes in Scotland babu. There is a particular variety of scotch whisky availible there that is made in the vedic fashion as per directions in the kama sutra that I reccomend, i can't remember the name.

I could use one of those scottish turbins...

only the kilt is keltic... that's one of those maharaja's turbins

that's how you know a scotch is good... when you can't temember anything