Lodges Edinburgh

... point of this whole Commonwealth thing when we are relegated to “others”???? So,  I strongly recommend taking a flight to Edinburgh rather than London on your next trip to UK. My friend Lynda who joined us a day later came via Amsterdam ...

... made through. I am certain that in some cases the photos are stock for that location but I understand the the photos from Edinburgh and Amsterdam are directly from the suites that we reserved as well as in Waterford where most of the Lodges are decorated ...

... required visit points. Mind you I could say the whole country for both but that is not specific enough. Best Man-made Wonder - Edinburgh Castle - It just never gets old and provides the visitor to Edinburgh with a great look into the past as it dominates ...

... ahead of the UK and SA. Caught a shuttle bus into the city, and had a couple of hours to kill before meeting our friend from Edinburgh days, Mike Perry, just after 5pm. We used the time to prepare and send off a parcel back to Edinburgh - I was served at ...

... the city and is an impressive structure perfectly preserved.  There are other buildings which are like stepping into Edinburgh like Larnach Castle, perched high up overlooking the city.  After reminiscing about back home we were ready to set ...

... had to share a bed! We were happy to camp and set up our tent whilst the evening meal was prepared. Richard, from Edinburgh, who part owned the site gave an overview of activities that were available - canyoning, rafting grade 3 & 5, bridge swinging ...

After a rather late night and earlier start in Edinburgh, we managed to make the flight for Zurich via Heathrow. I had forgotten how crazy Heathrow was during the holiday period and it did not disappoint! After landing in Zurich and after leaving Zurich ...

... is! Dunedin was next on the agenda, a quiet place and very reminiscent of Scotland as it should be as it was created as the Edinburgh of the south! It was cold and wet too, just like Scotland! We went to the museums and took a walk around the campus ...