Glen Mhor

... Ness. We did not go to any of the touristy Nessie attractions. We got into Inverness around 4:30 PM and checking into the Glen Mhor. We shopped until 5:30 PM (when everything closes), then had dinner at the Columba Hotel. As we got ready for bed ...

... up into the highlands of Scotland. Set off from Comrie croft in light drizzle which soon cleared. Followed the hillier route over Sma Glen to Dunkeld and then joined the A9 stopping for a cooked breakfast and two pots of tea at Pitlochry. Headed up the ...

After spending two nights on the Isle of Skye, our next destination was Glen Torridon, supposedly the most beautiful corner of the northwest Highlands. The heavens opened on the two and a half hour drive, and as we made our way around the long, narrow ...

... and it was so familiar I could just not place the reason however.  I also saw signs for turn off's to the "Thunder in the Glen", but only after turning off the A9 and seeing the Harley’s going in the opposite direction did I remember why it was ...

... have enlivened the economy again with up to one hundred tons of farmed Salmon a day leaving Marine Harvest's plant on the Blar Mhor beneath the Ben. Tourists mostly see Ben Nevis and 10,000 climb to the summit yearly. The sturdy path was built in ...

After the excitement of spending New Year's Eve among 80,000 strangers at a giant street party we decided to slow things sown a little and move at our own pace. First though - New Years Day at George and Isobel's. A friendly collection of ...