Royal Scot

It's quite difficult finding good sushi on Tortola. The Royal BVI Yacht Club has a Sushi Night each Thursday and it's okay. The Dove Restaurant in Road Town has a sush sampler on its menu and this is better. So, I was very pleased to hear that Sky ...

... the Scott Monument. I got to see most of its best attractions, including the One 'O Clock gun, the Scottish War Memorial, and the Royal Palace, which contained the room in which King James VI was born to Mary Queen of Scots. I also got to see the Scottish ...

... town & did plenty of walking around town & eating delicious fresh baguets. A walk by the Jane Austin Centre, the Royal Crescent, the cathedral & of course the old Roman Baths. Bath is gorgeous & a great little cafe lifestyle happening. ...

... will get a real diversity of conversation. Did you know environment rights activists in the Highlands despise the Royal Bank of Scotland to the degree that they seriously build siege catapults to more effectively throw eggs at their ...

... public transport system and hopped on a Piccadily train to Kings Cross. The trip was good, we hopped off and found the Kings Cross Royal Scot Travelodge after a few mins walking. Check was a mix up, they initally gave us a double bed room on the 6th floor ...

... !  I thought Glencoe was cold!!!!! The course they were steering meant that the wind was whipping across the broadside of the Royal Scot and straight into our faces... in about two seconds flat I could no longer feel my nose... Thank goodness that ...

... a photo of the large Nessie-shaped topiary next to the canal, and to the kiosk where they were selling the tickets for the Royal Scot. Chris had advised us to tell the clerk we were with Highland Explorer for a discount. He was standing right behind the ...

... se encuentran en Princes Street:  el monumento a Sir Walter Scott (el que escribio Ivanhoe y Rob Roy), el monumento a los Royal Scot Greys (que marcharon de Edinburgo el 1899 para luchar en la South African War), el museo Royal Scottish ...

... digging around hmmm.. do goats eat cheese?? You better believe they do!!!!  They are hilarious animals!!!  So ran over to the Royal Scot and went on a tour of the Loch Ness, well I was looking around thinking… wait a minute this looks like ...

... disappointed at being led to believe that the hitech simrod colour sonar and olex 3D underwater imaging system, as advertise on the Royal Scot boat trip (the cheapest option), didn't really provide you with sights of what really is under the water.  ...

... into a local cafe type place where we gorged on western food guiltily. In the afternoon we crossed town and went to the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, a complex that the Royal family still use, very impressive but not a patch on Liz's Buckingham Palace. ...

... ve never sat on the pavement of a public carpark and have a bbq before! And this is right outside the 5 star Royal Crown Plaza hotel. This is such fun! Much later, I asked Arafe to show us some Salsa moves he learnt in Germany. ...

... feet than me!) We did a whole lot of nothing over the few days, watched some movies (courtesy of Ben's laptop), saw a royal cavalcade (maybe), took a ride on the skytrain, visits to Subway (many many), more shopping, night of drinking (Elly introduced ...

... I was getting the feeling it was about time for another trip. The destination this time - Barbados. My sister Jen was marrying a Scot, and they chose Barbados to host the festivities. The majority of guests arrived on July 29. My journey took me first ...

... period commencing in the 13th century where free trade led to the population of the cities based on a priority of ecclesiatical, royal and baronial. This was commenced by King David and led to the concept of incorporation, of various businesses such as ...

... Literally and metaphorically, a breath of fresh air - wonderful. A tour of the underground closes, Edinburgh Castle itself, and the Royal Mile and I have even greater respect for JK Rowling. I tried to find the café where she wrote the first ...

... into the history and making of the crown jewels and all the details. After oooing and awing over them, we moved onto the Royal Palace where Scottish Royals stayed. The rooms were very nice, not decorated with much furniture like many other places that we ...

... rich.  After leaving the restaurant we decided to walk off our excesses instead of catching a cab. Once back on the Royal mile and having sampled a couple of Hostelries en-route we got ourselves seated at the bar in a ...