Cuchullin Lodge Inverness
43 Culduthel Road Inverness, Scottish Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom
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Jo's guiding skills leave a little to be desired!
... ski town in the Cairngorms National Park which is very similar to Australian skiing - ie. not fabulous).
Stopped for lunch at Pitlochry back at our new favourite hang out Hetties. We had high tea on cake stands again then went for a walk down to the river.
Pitlochry turned it on for the Walsh's who both agreed it was pretty much the most gorgeous town ever!
Back in the car and headed to St Andrews
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33. Haggis and Hootanannys
"Cheer up! You're in Scotland!"
This was the first of many outbursts from our gruff Scottish guide, Joe. Hailing from South Uist, an island off the north-west coast of Scotland, Joe grew up speaking Gaelic. His daywear is a kilt. Satisfied you can't get much more Scottish than that, I was excited that Joe was the one to be taking us on our first foray into the Highlands. He informed us that we would be listening to ...
Techno bagpipes
... be bloody hard to get out of bed for work on a Monday morning when it is cold and dark like this. Our first stop is the Hermitage near Dunkeld, a grove of majestic giant trees. It feels like it is raining, but it's the powerful fast moving waterfall and rapids of the River Braan churning a fine mist in our face. Scotland feels like such an ancient place, so when next we visit ancient burial mounds that are over 3000 years old, and the dry stone walls are ...
Intet uhyre
... kørte vi til Forres, hvor vi fik en rundvisning på destilleriet Benromach. Det var spændende, og til sidst fik Lars noget af en prøvesmagning, eller dram, som det også her kaldes. Efter alle smagsprøverne købte vi en flaske, I skal glæde jer til at smage. Til aften så vi lidt på byen, fandt en pizza og en pub, og nu er vi trætte efter strabadserne:) Hårdt at holde ferie ...
Arriving in Scotland - Inverness & Loch Ness
... While Mari took notes, Angus started giving directions to a scenic drive around Loch Ness, through the little villages that featured in his stories, to the best spot for lunch, and all the while being mindful of our time frame too.
Well, we ended up seeing Angus MacDonald’s Scotland that day……
It was a grey and rainy Scottish sky, the scenery was startling green and the trees ...


