| The ladies in period costume 1300s at Edinburgh Castle It was here that the Scot Robert the Bruce stormed the fortress walls with 30 men, surprising and overtaking 100s of English-supporters within. |
Scotland: rain, wind, Wellingtons, clouds, black-face sheep, brown goats, whiskey distilleries, penny-whistle flutes, bag-pipes, plaid, green, coastline, islands, boats, walks, Abbeys, castles, stones, mystery and lore, pubs, kilts, heather, moor, hedges, flowers, wild fuchsias, fuchsia hedges, butchers, buses, streets named by what occured on the street (Fishmonger), thick dialects, rugby, football, bowling greens, fan clubs, poets, statues, marauders, invaders, and independent Scots who love their drink
| River Tweed 2nd longest river in Scotland One of top salmon rivers in world Sea trout and graylings Tony, for you! |
| Fascinated by all the ways to use plaid... |
| Phyllis and I came upon a group of four men in this fishing shed. I saw the long rods and had to ask questions. 11' fly rods are common. Clayton, for you!! |
| In the right place at the right time, we were feet from a sheep drive. One incredible dog and shepherd herded them in a 4-wheeler. The earth shuddered and the sheep bleated. |
| I got the upper step In Princes Garden Edinborough Castle in background |
| Plaid CARPET on steps in a CHINESE restaurant |
| Hansel and Gretyl mushroom - Scotland is like a fairy tale - deep green dank mysterious woods - mushrooms taller than my water bottle and a feel that holds a lingering stone age essence |
| Boat ride from mainland (Androssan) to Isle of Arran (Brodick) |
| Northern coast of Isle of Arran, west coast of mainland Scotland 11-mile hike along this coastline |
It looks beautiful! Great pictures!
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