scotland
walk up flowerdale
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flowerdale is a walk from Gairloch harbour. more details here
where to stay in poolewe
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these were the holiday cottages / bungalows that we stayed in whilst in scotland. excellently large with three bedrooms and three bathrooms ! their website even has a nice floor plan.
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inverewe pinewood trail
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a lovely walk with some great views from inverewe gardens
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beinn eighe visitor centre
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we walked up a bit of a mountain in the rain at Beinn Eighe. There’s a great choices of walks, from the flat wheel chair nature trail through to a proper up-a-mountain trek (which was a bit too ambitious for us). there’s a nice visitor centre and good children quizzes.
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instead we did the bite-size ‘quite far up the mountain, but not too bad’ one which gave us great views over loch maree
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it had all your classic walking things, like stepping stones over mountain streams, before finaly getting back down to loch level.
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first of many scottish landscape pictures
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here is a sunset near helensburgh. i’ve got millions of landscape pictures from our trip up north, so just ignore them if you find them a bit tedious. i’ll try and spread them out a bit.
when you look at them, perhaps throw some iced water on your face and stand by an air-conditioner on full blow to get the true scottish effect
c u (jimmy)
now, i’m hoping this isn’t a racial stereotype, but i can reveal people in glasgow have quite a strong accent. i had a few problems understanding a taxi driver (but i have that problem in london too).
i remember there was a dreadful comedian when i was growing up who did an impression of a scottish person which involved saying ‘see you jimmy’ lots. it seems scottish transport have maintained this tradition.
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edinburgh castle at sunset
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more photos on the same here (my flickr account)