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Full Day In Isay prounouced Ila
... distilling and especially the mash man (Ailsa's Husband) i was given the best tour ever! I will continue to be a fan after this, they are the so focused on local and new it is awesome. In Jim's words he love to be able to have an idea and bring it forward the next day no questions. This is what I love. I have some ridiculous Bruichladdich for tasting when I return maybe and Octomore done in a Sauternes Cask? ...
On a monster hunt
... still around. We explored the fort in the rain but it was still quite exciting and fun of the boys especially. When we got to the chapel and I spotted the organ, I couldn't help myself but to switch it on and Amazing Grace rang throughout the whole building. It brought back memories of my organ playing days during my teen aged years in the Methodist Church. The views from the fort were magnificent. Again take a look when I manage to load the photos. We then rushed off to ...
Bute was beaut!
... world.
The Fourth (?) Marquis who built this Mount Stuart (parts of the older house that had mostly burnt down are still part of the bigger, newer house) was originally a Protestant but converted to Catholicism and became deeply religious. The house therefore has three chapels and much decoration with a religious theme.
He was also interested in astrology, astronomy and nature and the environment so there are ceilings painted ...
Around the Kintyre Peninsula
... from Arran to his brother Alexander in North Carolina that there were hundreds of families in Arran and the neighboring Argyllshire [the Kintyre peninsula] who wanted him to go with them to North Carolina. Now their descendants, having benefited from the greater opportunities offered in the new world, can return and embrace their ancestral homeland, as others before me have done. It is a deeply moving ...
McAlister Country
... kitchen table in New Haven. Subsequent research, however, revealed that he actually came from an estate named Balinakill, a mere five miles from this ferry terminal, which we will visit tomorrow.
Meanwhile, we are staying just down the road, at a delightful B&B named Dunultach. From its breakfast room you can see Dunskeig, a ...
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