Royal Ettrick Hotel
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... George ( 1st, 2nd) etc. They are about 3-4 stories, very symmetrical with many windows - windows being a sign of wealth at the time as you were taxed based on the number of windows in your home. The townhomes are contiguous and ring an entire block with gardens and stables in the middle. Our hostess, Jill --by day an architect involved in renovations in these historic buildings, by night a B&B operator and also an occasional ...
Seeing the Queen and heading to Scotland
... some nappies. I took the change mat because it was nice like we have on Emma’s change table at home, and the blanket. Emma was too big for the bath (I’ll bath her in the big bath) and doesn’t have bottles so I didn’t need the other things but it was really nice to be offered it.
After dinner, Emma was still sitting on the chair I fed her on while Matt watched her and she pulled herself up on the back of the ...
The Beauty of Random Comments on Facebook
... then the tourist hop on hop off bus. I got to see the city centre and the castle before heading back home. Rob and Liz took me to the local golf club where Robert plays. I swear this place almost has the best views in town. I met a couple of lovely Scottish lads who chatted with me most of the night about their adventures, artwork and stuff in general. It was a lovely night catching up and topped off with a couple of drinks of the local brew (Glenmorangie I ...
My last time in Scotland
... a fantastic night, 1 week on whilst writing this I'm still not totally convinced Garry made it ou of Edinburgh alive. Although I know one thing is for sure, my last night in Scotland was incredible and I expected no less. Thank you Scotland for everything, I have had an amazing time, met some great people and have memories that will live with me forever – some good and some bad! Till next ...
The Odyssey begins.....
... point for a photo of the bow of Brittania.
After lunch I returned to Brittania and was pleasantly surprised to find the crowd had considerably thinned out. The tour is well organized, starting on the top deck and working downwards through the ship, with the route clearly marked. The bridge area was not overly large, but well organized. The Admiral / Commodore had a small room in that area, and the chart room was right behind the bridge. The wheelhouse is ...
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Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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