Scotland 2016
Travels through Scotland in April and May of 2016
Cruden Bay and Slains Castle
Cruden Bay and Slains Castle. Just to give you an idea of where I was I posted this handy dandy screenshot of a map. http://www.auroraguesthouse.com/index.php/en/ . Dave and Pam of Aurora Guest House, offered to take me from the Kinnaird Head…
Kinnaird Head Lighthouse
Museum Of Scottish Lighthouses. http://lighthousemuseum.org.uk/lighthouse. That is where I went on a Sunday afternoon back in May 2016. I remember thinking that if I could not find a bus back well then I was in big trouble. Staying positive and…
The Historic Dunfermline Palace and Abbey
Dunfermline. The home to Dunfermline Palace and Abbey. It is managed by Historic Scotland. A palace that was once home to some of my ancestors. This is what I learned about Dunfermline Palace and Abbey. Read about the Palace and Abbey…
Dunkeld and Birnam/The Hermatige
What a beautiful town. They are very close to each other well I was so happy to stay there! First, I stayed at a lovely Hostel. Jessie Mac’s. My room was cosy and clean. Tea kettle, a quick snack upon…
Stirling
I could not wait to get here! I arrived via train from Edinburgh, checking into the Willy Wallace Hostel in Stirling. A hop, skip and a jump from the train station. This is my plug for their place… http://willywallacehostel.com/. It is…
Holyrood Abbey
A sunny day in Holyrood… A working Palace…
Holyrood It is a working palace that the Queen of England still stays at when she in town. It was a beautiful palace with wonderful history and artifacts to see. No photography inside the palace. (did not know this when…
Tips and Hints in Scotland, part 2
Madainn mhath! (Welcome) I am sure many of you here have gathered that I am in love with Scotland. Not to say there are not many other beautiful and incredible countries, which I know there are, but Scotland holds my…
Tips and Hints in Scotland
Tips and Hints for the first time or almost first time single female traveler. These are just a few things that come to mind. You don’t have to be a female to appreciate this if you have never travelled alone…
