Cragganmore House B & B
Cragganmore, Ballindalloch
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Cragganmore House B & B Ballindalloch

Cragganmore Ballindalloch, Moray, Scotland, AB37 9AB, United Kingdom

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On the Slippery Slope? - Oh YES!

A travel blog entry by return2theuk

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Ich werkele gerade ein wenig an meiner Abschlussarbeit herum. Mache mir noch einmal klar, welcher Teil welchen Zweck hat und was das Gesamtziel ist.
The slippery slope - der rutschige Abhang. In meiner Examensarbeit zielt alles darauf ab herauszufinden, ob sich die Niederlanden bezüglich der Sterbehilfe auf einem solchen befinden. Da fragt man sich natürlich manchmal, ob man sich selbst mit hoher ...

A Port in a Storm

A travel blog entry by crashdot

5

... temps in the 40s (without wind) and conditions were already worse than that.
Walked back down to the station, and got the 11AM train to Inverness. Scheduled arrival: 4PM. There was a 7PM train headed back south to Glasgow, so I figured we'd have time to eat dinner
before turning south. Shortly after leaving Edinburgh, the train crosses over the Forth of Firth, an iconic bridge that when it opened was the longest single cantilever bridge span in the world, and is still the ...

Hoosie

A travel blog entry by hazel.leslie

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... Mary Rose. It is a very pretty little village with a tourist train, walking and hiking trails, cycling possibilities, and presumably fishing opportunities. The drive east across the mountains provided some wonderful views of quite barren hilltops, deep glens, fat cattle and sheep and alternating patches of drizzle and sunshine, and unrelenting strong, cold wind. The cold weather gear is getting a workout!
Thursday was spent hunting down ...

A peaceful little town just north of Inverness

A travel blog entry by adambrownell

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Nairn was a great option for us, it was small, quiet and very scenic with arguably one (maybe only) of Scotland's best beaches.
We were able to locate a B&B for 110.00 pounds for a double and a twin, which we ended up staying at for 2 nights. Jane (the owner) was brilliant and very accommodating, unfortunately I happen to have lost Jane's ...

Scotland and Wales

A travel blog entry by janagorski

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Last I wrote, I think we were heading to York which we spent a day in. We saw a public installation by a very clever artist who had steam-rolled silver objects and suspended them from the ceiling of a church. I've made it sound very strange but it was awesome. Then we discovered a pub with the cheapest beer in all of the UK – 2 pints for £3.70! On account of the cheap beer, I can’t say I have too much else to report on the town except that it ...

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