The Highlander B & B Inverness
28 Ardconnel Street Inverness, Scottish Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom
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Storby!
Hej hjemme:) Og i Kennacraig:) Nu er vi vel ankommet til købstaden Inverness. Det var et hyr at finde en p-plads, men nu er den fundet og betalt frem til halv otte i aften. Derefter må vi se, hvad vi så kan gøre. I dag venter der blot en eftermiddagsinspicering af byen og måske lidt fish n' chips. I går havde vi en dag, hvor vi kørte Skye tynd og s …
Intet uhyre
Men til gengæld høj søgang! Så høj så bølgerne skvulpede op ad vinduerne i båden, og folk på dækket kom ned under tag dælens hurtigt. Det var lidt sjovt at være vidne til, når nu vi selv forblev rimelig tørskoede:) Det var en god sejltur på Loch Ness, hvor vi kom tæt på Urquart Castle. Ness er den loch med mest vand i, mens Loch Lomond er den stø …
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Jo's guiding skills leave a little to be desired!
... missed boat as we were chowing down on lunch in Inverness. Lucky the lady behind the counter was feeling the xmas spirit and put us on the next boat and returned the difference in ticket prices! Not that I can say the same about the biggest cow who was working in the coffee shop we were waiting in. Im so glad that Soph and Josh got to meet other gorgeous Scots cause this one was horrible! Missing the boat ended up ...
33. Haggis and Hootanannys
... and it was back on the bus. With dusk approaching, we drove over to the Black Isle in hunt of dolphins coming in with the tide. No luck, but we did have a stone skimming contest.
As night fell, we arrived in Inverness (from 'Inbhir Nis,' - meaning Mouth of the River Ness), we drove past the river up to our accommodation in the residential area on the hill. Dinner was booked at a local venue, 'Hootananny,' for 8pm. Blair ...
Techno bagpipes
... parts of this document there are claims about kinship with Kings and Queens, and a very vague reference about an Imray being at probably the most revered of Scottish wars (and there have been a few!). Well I checked all the records of the Scottish army, and there is not an Imray to be seen at Culloden except for me today. Maybe he just meant that an Imray once took a vacation there, taking a 'ye olde' version of a campervan for a long weekend at ...
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