Royal Highland Inverness

... , both famous as haunts of Queen Victoria. We plan to see Balmoral Castle, home to QE II, in Royal Deeside, and attend the Drumtochy Highland Games. We'll cruise the Castle Trail in Aberdeenshire and drive through the Cairngorn Mountains to 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 ...

... me. I wonder why..? Our final stop that weekend was in Aviemore, in the Cairngorm Mountains which are just south of Inverness. This is _the_ place to ski in Scotland however the seasons haven't lived up to expectations recently - yet another ...

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 - ...

... it struck me as one of those towns which are more used a base to head-off to other places. The grandly named “Inverness Tourist Hostel” we stayed at also had the dubious honour of taking the “Zoo” award off of the Tango ...

... enjoying the laid back lifestyle after coming up from a stay in London (and also enjoying the attention from some local Inverness lads!) Along with these, there were many highlights including: - Clearing out our local Tescos of all their bagged ice, ...

... or just a shadow...I don't know. I like to believe I saw it. Yeah....I did. I saw Nessie.   We continued north up to Inverness (claimed to be the capitol of the highlands). This is where we stayed for 2 nights. It's a beautiful city. Our B&B was ...

... dancers. The highlight was the White helmets Motorcycle Display team, the Golden Lions Parachute Team and when the 19th Regiment Royal Artillery, the Highland Gunners let off a dummy round. We both jumped a mile when it went off. To finish off the ...

Great Scot!! (Part 2 – Inverness, Loch Ness) Well, it's happened. I knew this would come up on the trip at some point. I’ve reached the first place I honestly don’t want to leave: The highlands of Scotland.  Those of you who know ...

... the ill feelings remain - they hold a grudge around these parts.  We saw Hamish again and Jamie was fascinated by the big Highland Cooo - (Cow).   Hamish is Scottish for James.   We stopped at Luss - a small village on Loch Lomond - ...

1:30-7:00 Thurso, Scotland After leaving Inverness, Cherry handed me a small magnet of a painted picture of a thistle. She said that she knew how much I like thistles (not true, I just wanted one in a glass paper weight), so she got it for me. I thanked ...

... . After a bit more time back in Scotland, both at mum's house and Edinburgh (I really like Edinburgh) including a trip out to the Royal Highland Show we hopped on the train for London. Richmond to be exact and back to Jaey and Marie's place. Again we ...

... 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 ...

... start to finish but it was getting dark so Andrew said we would retrace our steps in the morning. We finally arrived in Inverness the hauntingly beatiful Capitol of the Highlands. Its a city of about 60,000 and its amazing. I loved walking around and ...

... mountain bike track and its connection to the West Highland Way from Glasgow and the Great Glen Way; a walk/cycle way from Inverness to Fort William through the Great Glen. Around 726 people (7.33% of the population) can speak Gaelic. Historically, this ...

... . We were instructed to meet our guide and fellow travelers no later than 7:45am on tour day at the Highland Explorer offices – on the Royal Mile near the Mercat Cross. As we ventured out that morning, I noticed the streets seemed to be much ...

... 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 ...

... north of Scotland.  We did consider venturing a little further north but we were advised that ‘civilisation stops at Inverness’ so we thought we’d leave the highlands behind and start heading towards Edinburgh. Along the way we ...

... 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 ...