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Thank you for the update. I loved reading Ali’s blog and seeing his wonderful photos ; I’ll really miss that. My 2018 Applecross calendar is now more precious than before. Good wishes to all of your family.
We are so sorry for your loss. We will miss seeing Ali on our next trip to Applecross. We will be thinking of you all this Christmas. The Burke family. Xxx
I only discovered the wonder that is Applecross five years ago and have been back every year since. What Ali’s blog did was to provide a wonderful glimpse into a world i loved and would love to be apart of, if only practicalities didn’t get in the way. It was a genuine highlight to be in London and have an update on rural life written so candidly by a genuine person. I always made a point of thanking him for his blog work whenever i saw him in at the Inn and he always appeared a bit embarrassed when i did so! My love and best wishes. Robbie- down here in Greenwich. x
The video is a poignant and fitting epitaph. I am sure the good folk of Applecross will bid Ali a fond farewell on the 4th January and many others, Steve and myself included, will be there with you in spirit. It is still so hard to believe that he is gone and will grace the peninsula no more. As ever, I am thinking of you all up in Applecross especially Ali’s family and friends.
Mein englisch ist nicht gut genug, um meine Trauer auszudrücken. Wir waren im März zum 5. Mal in Applecross und haben Ali nicht treffen können, er war schon auf See. Sein blog war unsere Verbindung zu einem ganz besonderen Flecken Erde, in unserem Herzen, mit seinen Bildern und seinen so natürlichen Beschreibungen des täglichen Lebens in Scotland. Er bleibt in unserem Gedächnis in Ewigkeit.
Anita from Berlin