Mercure Perth Hotel
West Mill Street Perth, Perth and Kinross, Scotland, PH1 5QP, United Kingdom
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A wee trip to Scotland for Hogmanay
... at Eilidh's we popped over to Edinburgh to see Ben and spend new year there. Ben took Kelly and I on a tour of old town where we took in the sights at the royal mile! I was really impressed with Scotland on New Years eve. The streets were relatively clam and it was so easy to leave where we were at 1140 and walk to a bridge to see the fireworks! Now I'm back in Leeds and avoiding my work by updating my blog! ...
35. The Glen
... with all the rain. So no Highland cows for us. But we did have a traditional smoked fish soup, Cullen Skink. Nom nom. Perfect in winter weather.
Driving on to Glencoe, the landscape became very similar to that of Queenstown. Glencoe, the 'Weeping Glen' is the site of the 1692 massacre between the Campbell and MacDonald clans. Thirty-eight MacDonalds of Glencoe were killed by the Campbells, on the grounds that the MacDonalds had been too slow to pledge ...
The last stretch begins! Perth - Dundee
... There was another problem as Team Donaldson approached Dundee, as the large group and testing weather conditions meant that time was fast disappearing, and for once, it was particularly important to ensure that the finish line was reached in time. The executive decision was made for Alan and Simon to do a whistle stop trip to the Dundee branch with the support vehicle as they reached Dundee, leaving the others to rest for a little while before the cycle towards Cupar and on ...
Perth - The Fairest City of Them All
... travelling over the Forth Rail Bridge which I think I was more excited about then anyone.
Excellent meal on our return at Opus One in the County Hotel.
Saturday was spent packing and running out to buy the things we'd forgotten including another suitcase.
All my family that were around came over at night (including Monti), and instead of a meal at Gleaneagles for our final meal, I had a white pudding ...
Training
... May (Chennai weather as one of my fellow servants acknowledged). England was in full bloom with hawthorn and chestnut blossom causing the noses of those with allergies to vacate the premises in sympathy with BA cabin crew and raising a tear of pain to their eyes; but in contrast, delighting the eyes of those without such tendencies leaving them to picket their noses if so inclined (man, bad topical analogy over).
As we moved from England to ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Ramada Jarvis Perth



