Tingle Creek Hotel
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Macdonalds of the Isle of Skye
... into the bed and breakfast, Viewfield House, and John’s second cousins, Campbell and Ewan (who everyone calls Yogi), came to get us, it was about 8:15pm. They took us literally across the road to Ewan his wife Marlene’s place, which overlooks Portree Harbour. The whole family—John’s second cousins, third cousins, and his Great Aunt Morag, all in all, about 15 people. John’s third cousins range in age from about 15 to 28, and the ...
A long drive North
... us inside their gated drive without the combination to the gate, luckily we caught the neighbour) we drove to The Isle of Skye. Thank god for books on tape. Steven Fry kept us going, reading Harry Potter, it took us 11 hours. We had a brief stop at Glen Coe and talked about the massacre of the Mc Donalds by the Campbells. In Feb 1692, 38 men were massacred there and 40 women and children died of exposure after their cottages were burned.I don’t really know ...
Highlands day 3: Skye → Inverness
... where the Waterside Café at the gas station was open, and got traditional breakfasts, with eggs, toast, beans and bacon. Our next stop was Dunvagan castle, about a kilometre down the road. The castle is situated through gardens on the shoes of Loch Dunvegan, and is the oldest continually-inhabited castle in Scotland. It has been the ancestral home of the chiefs of the Clan MacLeod for 800 years.
The castle was full ...
Highlands day 2: Fort William → Skye
... are truly terrible. It seems to be a Scottish staple, but one I could really do without! Speaking of Scottish foods, Jamie ordered haggis for dinner and I tried some. It’s honestly pretty tasty, but I think the grainy texture (from the oats) and the richness would make it a bit much for a whole meal. We ended the night with an hour of “Big Two” and “Who’s Who” card games at the ...
Scotland - Skye and Highlands
... much more enjoyable and relaxing the than flying (and only a little slower). Scotland was a great change from the many city trips we’ve done recently, good to get back to deserted roads and magnificent scenery. We suspect we’ll back to Scotland sometime in the near future.
Next stop, Oktoberfest!
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- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
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