More Scottish photos.

BBC Scotland. I've been to the top of An Teallach. (It means "The Forge" in Gaelic due to the mist that usually surrounds it.)

Lots of familiar places this week I have worked very near two locations Glencoe [Kings House] when I was a boy and Musselburgh [quay side] when I was 50 , I must try and do a bit of touring round Scotland before we get past it. [say that every year]

searcher wrote:Lots of familiar places this week I have worked very near two locations Glencoe [Kings House] when I was a boy and Musselburgh [quay side] when I was 50 , I must try and do a bit of touring round Scotland before we get past it. [say that every year]

Do it Bill. It's a beautiful country. I find something new every year.

Cam, we have freinds all over the highlands who would give us accomodation for nada, but it,s the old story, we don,t like to take advantage of our freindship, and if we went and stayed elsewhere and they found out ,they would be offended

Say the wife snores bad, job done.
I have this problem with some friends so know where you are coming from.
We book to stay near enough but a way out and say we wanted to stay in this particular hostelry, usually a quaint pub.

Cheers T.D. will heed your advise , problem is that quaint hostelry is usually owned by the said freinds,particularly around Inverness

Did you not win a 2 night stay in place in Inverness in a magazine comp.

whats a "bothy"?

That's a "One-y", they cut it in half...

It's grim up north they have outside lavs.

lucky to have a lav