Glenmorag Hotel Dunoon

The next destination on our trip was to Scotland. Now, this is a place I have had on my list to see for a long time. The chance to finally experience it and see it in its full glory was awesome! We landed pretty much on top of water and were able to see the water the entire train ride into Glasgow.

When we arrived at the train station in Glasgow, the group got separated and we decided to wait for them and get a coffee ...

... Apart from that can recommend Relais FRANCESCA in Piano di Sorrento.A super small hotel with parking -important in that area!Also close to train station for Sorrento,Pompeiietc.
P.S.DON'T plan to eat outside Pompeii site-take something with you or use cafe inside.
Cheers
John

Short and sweet...Were in Glasgow right now...FINALLY!!! All I can say is that this is what travelling is all about!! We ha our first trial, tribulation, glitch today, whatever you wanna call it! We travelled by car, taxicab, bus, boat(ferry), train and bus...and then car again, all in one day. And as mentioned in every single blog, what would one day be without us getting lost. Except this time, we thought we were in Glascow and were actually in a ...

What a fantastic day,

Managed to pick up the contact lenses for me and glasses for Kevin from the post office before we left home this morning.

The sunrise was fantastic!

Made it to Glasgow for 12.30 and pit stopped at Kerry and Robbie's flat before tarting ourselves up for Lunch at 1 Devonshire Gardens. What a lovely experience. The food was ...

My brief trip to the west coast was highly spontaneous - I thought I was only going to Glasgow, but instead my friend Adam picked me up and took me out into the country. We went past the largest wind farm in Europe (apparently!) on the way to Troon... and yeah, it was pretty impressive (my photos for this entry are rubbish and don't represent that at all - sorry). Then he drove past a whole ...

... The suspicion was fuel starvation and the likely culprit was 'diesel bug' clogging the filters. Stuart had had some problems in the past and had recently treated the fuel with anti-bug agent. Upon removing the primary filter there was indeed evidence of the bug, in a slimy black deposit in the neck of the filter. Having replaced both primary and secondary filters, much to our relief, the engine ...

... the founder and managing director of first people solutions group, was fascinating to listen to. he started the company 9 years ago in a market already full of recruitment agencies with the differentiation that he was kind to his staff and always allowed them to have a life away from work. he is now worth GBP 70 million, although you wouldn't expect this from hearing him speak. he was very ...

Well.. where to start, it has been a pretty full on week, we have finally relaxed fully into holiday mode and things are great!! Wattie is doing really well and her water leak seems to have gone now we put a new water hose in... we even got close to 70mph the other day... down hill...with a tail wind!!!! We left Falkirk on Sunday 29th April heading for Loch Lomond... which was beautiful, crisp deep blue water and the weather ...

... weather, and we were there for three of them. Explains the thousands of people playing in the parks, everyone's cheerfulness, and the young ladies sunbathing in the cemetary. Yes, the cemetary. Do you know how hard it is to impress the ladies when you have a pair of monkeys trailing behind you? I'm busy trying to act the calm, Ty Pennington type foreigner, smooth and savvy, while behind me my illustrious travelling companions are giggling like schoolgirls and ...

... on the banks in a large paved area a band of Scottish pipers were playing so that made up for the lack of river atmosphere. If you are only using Glasgow as a starting point for the Highlands and Islands or for a weekend break, just be certain to have some retail therapy. Buchanan Street is a wonderful experience and the Buchanan Galleries well worth a visit. It perhaps doesn't quite rival Princes Street in ...