Holiday Inn Express Edinburgh - Royal Mile
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Scotland is BEAUTIFUL!
Saturday our trip started a little late. Our excellent adventure the night before made us move a bit slow. But off we went North on the A1. Rainy, but the view was great, and 30 miles outside of Scotland we saw surfers (yes surfers) in the North Sea!! We stopped at the border for a picture, and saw a nice old Triumph Motorcycle. We forged on to …
Fabulous Edinburgh
We made a long weekend trip to Edinburgh - three days to spend in this fabulous city! Every time I come here I re-experience the excitement I felt the first time. I don't know exactly what it is about this city I love coming back to - the kaleidoscope of people, both the tourists and the locals, the traditional Scottish pubs on every corner, the …
Edinburgh
... but yeah. Decided I would have a few beers so I grabbed the last 2 I had in my room, met some Americans that were playing spoons in the main room. They were drinking sambuca, they were going to hit up a pub so I decided to join them. We went down to the grass market, went to the oldest pub in Edinburgh. 1500's don't remember the exact year. Had a round there. Then moved to the next bar had another round. Then it was my turn for the next round so we went up to the place I went to ...
Leaping Leprechauns - We're In The Land of Tartans
... alcove for a writing desk and an ornate vaulted ceiling. Dorth’s was lovely as well. Walking around Peebles we found the old Abbey before wandering through the streets and along the River Tweed. Lovely way to spend the end of our first day in Scotland.Next day was the day for the Abbey tours starting off with Melrose Abbey. This is where Robert the Bruce’s heart is buried, so they say. Taking advantage of the audio tour of this beautiful ...
Three days in Edinburgh
... full. Not only that but signs on the windows said "no football colours" and a bouncer at the door to make sure. We sat in the "Milnes of Rose St" and watched the emotions mount as the Protestant team pulled ahead of the Catholics. Notably one young fellow standing right beneath the TV whose loud unprintables for the ref made us realise that a whole stadium of him would be pretty ugly. We were intrigued that the grown ups standing ...
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