Tourist #1: “Hey look! … Over there! … A seagull!”
Tourist #2: “Huh? … Oh, ya, I guess it is! … The scenery’s beautiful, eh? …”
Tourist #1: “Sure is … I wish we’d been able to stay longer on the Isle of Arran. It would have been fun to do some hiking … ”
Tourist #2: “Ya … Oh well … next time … ”
Tourist #1: “Hey! There’s that silly seagull again! … Do you think he’s following the ferry?”
Tourist #2: “I don’t know … maybe. Kind of looks like he might be … Wow! Look over there … It’s so pretty! … The water’s so calm …”
Tourist #1: “Ya … so tranquil for such a large body of water … But look! There he is … again! … He keeps swooping and circling around the ferry!”
Tourist #2: “Where is he?”
Tourist #1: “Up there! … Can you see him?”
Tourist #1: “You know … I think he’s escorting the ferry all the way back to Ardrossan!”
Tourist #2: “You think so? …”
Tourist #1: “Why not? Maybe it’s what he does … you know, an ol’ routine …”
Tourist #1: “Look how high up he is! Like he’s circling the sun!”
Tourist #1: “Wow! … And now he’s so close I can almost touch him … Isn’t he something!?”
Tourist #2: “Oh, he’s something alright. … He better not you-know-what on my head …”
Tourist #1: “But that’s good luck … right?”
Tourist #1: “Well … look at that. … He’s resting on the loud speaker …”
Tourist #2: “Looks like a bit of a tap dance routine to me …”
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Remember to look up …
Thanks for visiting …
Dorothy 🙂
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Eyes to Heart 
Nice job. Did you ever find the tourist with the bag of chips?
Good one … 😉
The seagulls are lovely. I also adore the pelicans in Cuba. They’re big beautiful birds that swoop right down close to you when you’re swimming if they see a tasty fish close by. Aren’t they lucky? They can enjoy an all-inclusive all year round.
Liked your gulls. Even though they are everywhere, they make me homesick for the sea.
Barb McTeddy
Thanks, Barbara … 🙂