Tales of holidays in Scotland, and nes of the Highlands
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Latest Blog Posts for travellers tales of the Highlands of Scotland
- DIFFICULT LIVING IN THE HIGHLANDS IF YOU HAVE IDIOTS IN PUBLIC SERVICESImagine. You live in Mallaig, an historic busy little fishing port on the West coast opposite the Southern end of Skye.You need to make a hospital visit to Inverness. Not too difficult, but it will take all day to go there and back. You get the early...
- WONDERFUL WONDERFUL CONDITIONS FOR SKIING. EAT YOUR HEART OUT SOCHIGlencoe weather in the Winter has been wonderful by comparison with the rest of the country. Right now Glencoe is 600 miles to the North of where I am. Here, it is an amazing 9 degrees for February. It is exactly the same in Glencoe! Snow is at 1,000...
- THE SELF CATERING GAME IS CHANGINGIs this the most photographed house in Scotland, just at the foot of Glencoe Mountain ski range?We've had to alter our methods at the cottage. The market is changing rapidly. We must change, too.Folks now want to go on holiday from any midweek day to...
- TO-DAY AROUND BEN NEVISIt will not stop the Scots. Nothing stops them. But no one will be doing this to-day.To-days Snow Report NEVIS RANGELast update - Sun, 22 Dec 2013 09:15:54 GMTRun ConditionsGondola only is open but wind is quite gusty. Overnight snow has drifted in t...
- 2 Photographs from our Xmas guest. It truly is a beautiful place, Glencoe.Just sent to us from the cottage by our guest, Ben. He is staying for Christmas with his brother.They are lovely aren't they? Even without any sun it is gorgeous. Look at the colours.JohnLochside cottage near Glencoe in the Highlands of Scotland Last...
- Wow! What a wind that was...Michelle, our housekeeper has just told us by email what it was like.Only just got electricity and phone back. Land line and mobile were down. I've lost a few trees, poor Dorrie has a huge one down, nearly in the front room. Worst Ive seen it ever. I...
- Scots sold as slaves in Istanbul markets. I'm not kidding.MINGARY CASTLE TO BE RESTORED TO ITS FULL 13th CENTURY GLORYThe old Scottish stories are wonderful, but there were some dark, horrible times.Take the Corran ferry, by Onich, drive for an hour and a bit and you'll find Kilchoan. A lovely delightful re...
- HOGMANAY IN THIS COTTAGE BY THE LOCH. WELL, WHY NOT?The New Year in Glencoe is wonderful. At the moment the cottage is still available. We usually sell out late in the year. £595, Sleeps 4. This truly pretty cottage is on the edge of Loch Linnhe. So what's on? The spectacular Holly Tree Hotel wi...
- "Since you had 9 points on your licence it is much nicer driving" she saidOur pal Mark left us at the Holly Tree bar at 2100 on Thursday. The sign at Crianlarich warned him the the Pulpit Rock works would start at 2200, he had 15 minutes to get there. Go on there, what would you do? That's right, he went around Callendar i...
- "Since you had 9 points on your licence it is much nicer driving with you" she saidOur pal Mark left us at the Holly Tree bar at 2100 on Thursday. The sign at Crianlarich warned him the the Pulpit Rock works would start at 2200, he had 15 minutes to get there. Go on there, what would you do? That's right, he went around Callendar i...
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