Royal Highland Hotel Inverness

... He was then sent to Fort Edward in Windsor, Nova Scotia where he took command of the 84th Regiment of Foot (Royal Highland Emigrants), Second Battalion. After her husband was taken prisoner, Flora remained in hiding while the American Patriots ravaged ...

weir on our way south from outer hebrides...  stay inn @ Royal Highland.... ryte inn middle of inverness City.... nyce brite roomz...  nxt 2 rale way stay shun... handy 4 orl inn the City - went 2 weather spoonz last knight - woz Curry knight - ...

... some postcards and a small stuffed Highland cattle (long horns and very hairy). By 3:50 we passed Dunbeath and arrive at the Royal Hotel (old renovated Victorian building, which means long corridors, many stairs, and tiny rooms) in Thurso at 4:30p.m. A ...

... soldiers who have no grave. The kids found it hugely significant to visit the grave of a former student of Inverness Royal Academy, Private F. M. Mackenzie. -          Reading some of the amazing accounts of ...

... 15!!” Alan will be joined by MGM Oban’s Andy Buchanan for the next leg of the journey from MGM Oban to MGM Inverness. Let’s hope for more of the same in terms of weather and enjoyment! Keep up the amazing work Alan and congratulations to ...

... the GPS put me on B roads with more than 20 km to go, so I decided to call the trip to Glenlivet quits and head for Inverness in-stead.  This meant backtracking the route I had taken out of Aviemore :(. So, on the way out I saw a sign advertising the ...

... decided to go there before the unseasonal drought broke. A heated train this time for transport which travelled Edinburgh-Sterling-Kinguissie-Inverness. This journey was scenic and we had the pleasant company of an older lady from John O'Groats. She told ...

... ... the loch was so calm.... apparently that's when she surfaces? And so it was we arrived at the surprisingly attractive city of Inverness and we had our experience with MacTavish (well! that's what we named him)... He was decked out in all his finest ...

... three days more than the rest of his life. What's up with that? Our excursion today took us southeast on A9 from Inverness with our first stop at the Culloden Battlefield. This battle was the final confrontation of the 1745 Jacobite Rising and took place ...

We left Inverness to travel to the site of the Battle of Culloden which was the site of a major battle between the highland and lowland Scots where 1500 men laid down there lives. There is no doubt it is an eerie place. Bleak and barren you could walk the ...

... you out a little) and the whirlpool betwen the North Sea and Atlantic Ocean which seriously looked like a washing machine! Off to Inverness and a tour of Culloden (this battle was such a waste) and then the other major tourist attraction in the area - ...

Our trip from Inverness to Forfar was once again leisurely, no rushing. We stopped at Culloden Battlefield, where the clans fought and died, then on to Blair Castle, Blair Atthol. This is one of the larger non royal castles. It is completely white, and ...