SCOTLAND
In and around United Kingdom
9/30/2007
Off to Scotland today! Traveling light, one carry on back back. Passport, camera, etc. I'll be updating pictures and travel blog as Steve and I roam through Scotland. First three day of the Itinerary is to be in Edinburgh, after that, we are open. Only must see is Crail, Scotland, my surnames place of origin. No specific iteneary planned, we'll wander around a bit!
Route taken and entries by Real Traveler REDFISHMAN
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Kingdom of Scotland
After the first full day in Edinburgh, it was absolutely clear that in the heats and minds of its citizens, Scotland is a kingdom on to itself.&nbs... Continue reading »
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First Day in Edinburgh
Hi All,
I wasn't so sure about this Hostel thing last night, but after being up for two days traveling half away around the world, I slept so... Continue reading »
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AND LET THEM HAVE HAGGIS!
I must admit, I did not know what Haggis was. I clarify that I know what it is made from.
It's lore proceeds it. But the reality is som... Continue reading »
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Back to the Begining
I returned to the town that my family takes it name from in Scotland. We're lowlanders and not Highlanders. Farmers and Fisherman is ou... Continue reading »
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Dundee
After leaving Crail and St Andrews we headed to Dundee on over the Firth of Tay. Went to Discovery Point, visited an 18th Century Frigate.&nb... Continue reading »
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ST ANDREWS
Fishing is my hobby, but the ruins of the abbey and castle are worth seeing. Yes I went to St Andrews and didn't do anything related to... Continue reading »
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Finally in the Highlands
We are finally in the Highlands, after spending 3 days in the lowlands between Edinburgh and Crail Scotland, St Andrews and Dundee.  ... Continue reading »
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Its good to be the Duke!
Blair Castle is seat of a 145,000 Acre estate and is the home of the Duke of Atholl. In the days of the Scottish Kingdom, the Duke's position... Continue reading »
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Capital of the Highlands
Our initial intent was only to spend a day or so in Inverness. However, we ended up spending 3 nights in town. Visiting the Culloden Bat... Continue reading »
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Fort Williams
Fort Williams is considered the outdoor capital of the United Kingdom Fort Williams like Fort Augustus and Fort George were originally b... Continue reading »
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Fort Augustus
Fort Williams was built to help control the Highlands by the government. The town eventually took the name of the fort. We spent just a... Continue reading »
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Loch Ness
From Loch Ness to Fort Augustus to Fort Williams the beauty of Scotland demonstrates itself. There is always a point in your travels where yo... Continue reading »
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Stirling, Gateway to the Highlands
I think that Stirling saved the best for the last of our trip. We visited Stirling Castle, Stirling Bridge, and the Wallace Memorial. E... Continue reading »
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Last Night in Scotland
In returning to Edinburgh for our return flight the next morning, I am somewhat remiss on leaving Scotland. The friendly people, the Scottish... Continue reading »


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