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Wednesday, 11 July 2012
More of the Highlands
Tuesday
we left Laggan Gaskmore Lodge and made our way to Culloden - the final battle
of the Jacobite uprising in 1746. Chris could have spent an entire day here but
we only had 1.5 hours. The history of Great Britain, Europe and indeed the
world turned on the events of that fateful afternoon, 16 April 1746.
Next
stop was Loch Ness - unfortunately we did not get a glimpse at Nessie - lovely
view none the less.
Lunch
stop was at a weaving mill, museum, shopping.
Made
our way up the rugged Scottish coastline and into the Viking territory. Visited
the Castle of Mey where the Queen Mom had a wee castle as a summer home. A real
look into the family life of a grand Lady.
Travelled
to Thurso to stay at Rail Station Hotel. Lovely spot, friendly staff, wonderful
meals. A busy, memorable day.
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All these trips to distilleries.... and you like that horrible rum!
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