Royal Dunkeld
Atholl Street Dunkeld, Perth and Kinross, Scotland, PH8 0AR, United Kingdom
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Travelling Solo
... of my camera ghosted over the scene. I got a great shot of the river that we crossed. As we trundled over the river, the train suddenly lurched and I reached out for the window to steady myself (suitcase seats are not renowned for their stability). My hand just kept going! Good thing my guardian angels were with me, or I would have taken a very uncomplicated shower. After my heart started to beat again, the porter arrived to escort me to a seat he had ...
Hughs Birthday Road Trip through Deeside
... as well as the creepy things that had happened when he was working there. One story was that he and his apprentice were working in a long corridor and the cleaner was vacuuming around some of the paintings when all of a sudden there was a scream from the cleaner and she had fallen forward onto the floor! She yelled at the men asking why they had shoved her but they were to far away to have done it. She said that she had felt two hands on her back and that they had shoved her forward ...
Glen Tilt
... weren't able to finish the walk. What was supposed to be a five hour walk turned into a six hour walk because of our poor navigation skills. But, the scenery was beautiful and we had a great time, minus the last bit where we were so confused we gave up and just followed a road back into town.
Six hours later, with sore feet and bruised egos, we wandered into the only pub in town to wait the two hours for our ...
Jimmy's coastal walk : day 13
... had said but I was not confident - the low November sun did not seem to have the strength to do much burning.
I set off past the port. Approaching Broughty Ferry it became gloomier still (no offence Dougal) but the watery sun did make for some quite atmospheric pictures. The high tide meant that there was an abundance of birds along the shoreline. I did get one or two odd looks and comments from locals when I brandished ...
Gone to pot, Gone to Mainland and the Black Market
... else showing extreme Scottish hospitality also did. Remember Sheila from Stirling? We were walking from the depot to a restaurant when we bumped into Sheila, who was in actual fact just as surprised to see us as we were to see her. She had just driven to Inverness to meet a friend for lunch! We shared some laughs and some stories then parted-but for how long?
We had very interesting conversations with Donny, the university Professor and Murdy, the ...



