Atholl Arms Dunkeld

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... where I am. True enough, I woke early and the sky was blue as anything, and the gale force winds from yesterday nothing but a distant memory. The roads were clear (there is no traffic in Scotland!) and I made it up to Falkland in 50 mins, and cut off the ...

A surprise - wasn't expecting to see this type of detail in a non-fancy church. Looks like a farmhouse on the outside, but on the inside a very detailed painted ceiling.

I would guess that not too many people actually make it out to this site.

After a fantastic 13hour sleep we got up and ready for a full on day of adventure. First up was the local township – Dunkeld. We visited Dunkeld Cathedral which half is used for church services and the back half were in ruins and inside held headstones. Beautiful architecture throughout and we were able to walk through the church to a mini museum which went into more history on the ...

... to throw a weight over a bar. The weight weighs 56 pounds and the bar can be as high as 16 feet.

All of them compete in kilts. That was one of my favorite things about the entire day of competition. There is clearly a tremendous sense of national pride among the Scottish
people. The competitors wear kilts with plaid designs which designate what family clan they belong to – Campbell, Boyd, etc ... Rachel told us that you can tell the really well-designed ...

If you thought The Proclaimers were the only Scottish rock stars, think again! (Note: for those born after 1980 you may need to Google the name or ask an old person) No, the Clava Cairns or more correctly the Balnuaran of Clava are the real rock stars!

The cairns are a group of stone burial mounds dating from around 2000BC. They are not far from Culloden and once the busload of tourists left we pretty much had the place to ourselves and took our time exploring the ...

... dare say it hasn't looked back since. The village survives solely on the tourist industry and they pretty much have every base covered. I have no evidence to back this up but I am sure that it probably has the highest concentration of B&B's per head of population or per square foot or however you want to measure it. Seems ever hours well at least every second house has a B&B shingle hanging out. But its still holds its charm as a ...

... there because the original was taken by Queen Elizabeth the First to Westminster about 700 years ago.
For morning tea of course I had a scone. I also beat Danny into the centre of the maze - my thrill for the day.
Next we met up with Dorothy's daughter Amanda at the Crieff Visitors Centre where there is a glass-blowing workshop. The heat those blokes (and sheilas) have to work in is incredible. They get globs of molten glass on the end of lo-o-o-ong poles and ...

... of those lovely little villages with a winding main street lined with grey stone buildings and, at this time of year, flowers in window boxes. The village's “High Street” (English for “Main shopping/business street”) winds down a gentle slope and you can see glimpses of gentle hills patchworked with fields and hedges between the buildings. In some directions the hills are bigger and balder – the foothills of the ...

Hey guys....Been a long time since I have written...and i dont have a long time but just writing to let everyone know that I am alive and well. Loving life and slowly but surely getting a tan. Its awesome here and I cant get enough of it. Tonnes of friends and an amazing job. You dont have to worry bout me cuz Ive got it made up here. I cant beleive that the season is half over. I dont want it to end!!! Its a blast. well Cheers all...I have to got jet. Indi