Green Park Pitlochry
Clunie Bridge Road Pitlochry, Perth and Kinross, Scotland, PH16 5JY, United Kingdom
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Hughs Birthday Road Trip through Deeside
... in Pitlochry to be greeted with the chocolate coated strawberries and champers that was party of our hotel deal. See the picture of the strawberries! Champagne was gorgeous though! We also had an amazing afternoon tea included in the room at Hetties Tea Rooms in the main street. We had the most amazing high tea which was delicious!
We went for a big walk around the town and along the river and past where we had lunch on our first visit to Pitlochry in 2008. Very cute!
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Glen Tilt
Glen Tilt is in the Cairngorms National Park, just outside the village of Blair Atholl (pronounced like ******* not A-hole), the village surrounding Blair Castle. This is a five hour hike and, with our shorter days, we needed to get an early start if we were to avoid being stuck in the Cairngorms after dark and perhaps dying of exposure. Thus, we grabbed the 6:52am train to Blair Atholl (via Perth) this past Saturday morning ...
Gone to pot, Gone to Mainland and the Black Market
... in a beautiful hotel. The bathroom was bigger than my condo. And the mirrors were at least 12 feet tall and 6 feet wide! After we parted ways with Murdy, we headed for Donny’s home in Alyth, Perthshire. Once ensconced in the back of his BMW, I couldn’t keep my eyes open any more. Neither the compelling scenery nor the nauseatingly winding roads could keep my eyes open any longer. I don’t know how Donna managed!
Donny’s ...
Pitlochry
... were nice, too, and the trail was empty and well maintained.
Edradour Distillery was a bit of a disappointment. They have a sign out front, before even entering the gift shop, that there is a £5 admission. Having just been on the best tour ever, we didn't want to do another tour and were unclear as to whether we would be charged just for entering the premises or ...
Knock of Crieff
... because we were there but, especially at that price, we'd recommend Dufftown and Glenfiddich for a cheaper and, perhaps, better, though similar, experience.
We began our Knock ramble around 2:15pm and finished around 5pm, just short of the book's estimated 3 hours. The hike took us up a few hills (total elevation gain was 710 ft.), some of which were pretty steep, giving it a ...


