
As we approached I assumed the inspiration was a ship, I can see a prow (bow) from here. Apparently however Kengo Kuma was inspired by Scottish sea cliffs. So here’s another view from the cliff edge.

I was inspired by the cliffs of northeastern Scotland – it’s as if the earth and water had a long conversation and finally created this stunning shape.
Kengo Kuma

Scotland is my second choice of traveling abroad. These was really nice from the different points of view. So beautiful! 🙂
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It’s a great country, specially when the sun is shining!
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My yearning lingers for Scotland and Ireland. 😊
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Now Ireland is somewhere I have never been!
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Maybe we meet there someday. 😁
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Now that’s a happy thought 🙂
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Yes it is! Let’s plan it in a couple of years. 🥰
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oh my is it already time for a week two review?! Where is July going?
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What a great building and with fabulous views too.
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Thanks 🙂
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Nice ones, Becky!
Here’s mine for today: https://outofmywritemind.com/2020/07/13/cornered-koi/
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Thanks
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Sure!
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It’s a stick of British rock!
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I agree – it’s a very unusual building facade indeed.
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Very mixed response from locals
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I’m sure there was. Somethings just make you scratch your head.
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Is that the facade of a building!! different!!
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Very unusual building. Definitely catches your eye!
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