Is this the farthest South a Lulu Guinness bag has ever been? (51º45´ South of the Equator) Visiting the Falkland Islands in January 2006, we landed on Saunders Island, a remote and uninhabited nature reserve. Although it was summer down there, the weather is capricious and you'd best have a sleeping bag and a packed meal no matter how short your intended visit. So imagine that sinking feeling when my other lovely half and I looked at each other and said ' You took the gear off the helicopter didn't you?' 'No.' As it puttered off skywards we found ourselves with my Lulu Guinness bag and a point-n-shoot camera. Our companions, in their Rohan systems clothing tended to have a rucksack and an SLR with the mother of all zoom lenses. The only thing left was to walk off in the opposite direction and give the bag a fashion shoot. Here it is.
Lulu and the Kings
Lulu and the Rockhoppers
Lulu and the Elephant Seals which make rude wuffly noises behind your back
The LuLu and The Rockhoppers!!
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Judith
Talk about turning lemons into lemonade, or better yet, limoncello! You know how to make the best of a situation.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, great penguins and GREAT BAG!
Natalie, thank you for that.. nice to know that doing stupid things is
ReplyDeletemagnificent places can be appreciated!
I gotta Lulu Guinness toilet bag
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