Four Seasons Aviemore
Aviemore Highland Resort Aviemore, Badenoch and Strathspey, Scottish Highlands, Scotland, PH22 1PF, United Kingdom
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A 30th birthday weekend in Aviemore
19th April 2008 - A night in Aviemore Me and the girls headed to Aviemore for my friend Marion's 30th birthday celebration. We were all supposed to meet in Perth and go the rest of the way in 2 cars, but I missed my bus, but managed to be first to arrive anyway, by taking the train instead! It's fairly easy to get there by any public transport at …
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Jo's guiding skills leave a little to be desired!
... It is a beautiful old historic home and we had a delicious dinner and Soph managed to literally roll her eyes back in her head from sheer exhaustion! Very impressive.
Hugh and I went and picked up a hire car and we headed off on the 'organised' road trip...
First stop - distillery tour at Glenfiddich Scotch Distillery - closed for christmas holidays!
Second stop - boat tour of Loch Ness ...
33. Haggis and Hootanannys
... replying with a hearty 'AYE' to everything people said, regardless of whether they were Scottish or not.
Back in the bus and across the road to the Hermitage, we took a quick walk through the bush to Ossian's Cave and Ossian's Hall, which overlooks the Black Linn waterfall. It was simply lovely to be breathing fresh clean air once again and aside from the castles, ancient battlegrounds and mole hills around, I felt a ...
Glen Tilt
... to the bottom of the hill. Realising we shouldn't be crossing a river, we backtracked all the way back up the hill to where we should've turned. For your information, the trail was well marked with yellow arrows on posts which we, for some reason, were incapable of finding. This pattern of missing turns and having to backtrack for quite a distance would repeat itself at least two more times throughout our day and is the ...
Techno bagpipes
... a young Aussie strips down to his birthday suit. It was like a science experiment proving that things shrink in the cold. We finish the day in Inverness, the fastest growing city in the UK. Although we skip a traditional Scottish meal in favour of Thai, the pub where we eat is a local hang out for traditional Celtic musicians who jam around a table playing fiddle, banjo, and lowland pipes. It might not have been religious bagpipe techno, but it was still pretty damn ...



