Kildonan B&B Fort William

Station Road Fort William, Lochaber, Scottish Highlands, Scotland, PH33 7JH, United Kingdom

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The flying scotsman

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... my partner's toes even when doing basic waltz steps. On the happy side, I work up a sweat like a 10km run as the band steps up the tempo, hopefully helping to burn away some of the Scottish Bridies (like Cornish pasties) that I've been devouring all week.

Earlier I tried to feign interest at the Whiskey distillery as they took us through the process of turning barley, yeast and water into something you can charge $300 and more for. It's not that it wasn't ...

I have come home!!!!!

A travel blog entry by hammie1422

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... shot that thing is beyond me! After that we drove to Fort William with a stop in Fort Augustus for lunch (awesome lunch at Scots restaurant).... i know carleen will be shocked to hear that trev had a bacon and cheddar burger!!! laura had 4 cheese ravioli and it was huge and i had an awesome pizza. After that we continued on to Fort William and it was still pouring out and as we drove in I felt a peace come over me and felt very comfortable here. We ...

Happy Trails to You: West Highland Way Tips

A travel blog entry by kec100

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... bad cold. Once I ran out of the little “packets” that go with it (they contain baking soda and salt), I snagged some packets of table salt from a pub and kept using it. Also great for allergies:

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Dementor Attack!

A travel blog entry by kec100

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... train began to slow, finally coming to a complete stop with the engine and first class car inside a tunnel. The lights went out. And since the engine was in a tunnel, presently a combination of smoke and steam, having no place else to go, began to creep in an eerie cloud through the first class car, from the front towards the back. Everyone sat in surprised and dimly-lit silence, watching the approaching grey cloud...

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Auld Lang Syne

A travel blog entry by kec100

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... the last third of the way today. Instead, you could barely make it out as a shadow behind the clouds, which I thought was a fabulous effect! I told Susan and Charles that I felt much more honest now that I had to put on the raincoat and pack cover and they laughed because Susan had made the exact same comment herself just before I came upon them.

First, breakfast in Hermon House with the French and Dutch couples – formal introductions all ...