Posted by bill from scotland on January 01, 2015 at 05:40:38 from (85.255.232.235):
Well thats another year over and a new one begun. Last year had good and bad for us just like most people I guess. We enjoyed our trip to the US and Canada as always meeting new people and making friends, it never ceases to amaze me how kind, generous and polite you guys are to us when visiting. Lets hope 2015 is kind to us all where ever we live, the unfortunate reality is that not everyone has the same desire for peace and goodwill toward others. Aberdeenshire where we live did well through the recession (compared to other areas of the UK)due of course to the high levels of employment created as a result of the north sea oil, this I think is about to change.With the price of oil around $60 I think lots of companies will pull out of our area and go to more profitable fields this may well leave a glut of properties and down turn on prices. House prices have been going crazy here recently and builders unable to keep up with demand. One of my main projects for 2015 is to build a new tractor shed so roll on the nice spring weather. Im also looking forward to getting a JD 820 black dash home. I have included a few pictures from a local walk my wife and I did a couple of days ago, it was cold but lovely for December. The walk was around a place called Pitfour Estate, hope you enjoys the ducks and swans ice skating. Bill
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