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    24 July

    £3.30 Restaurant
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    Last night a kid threw up in his bed in hostel. Place was like an oven. This morning down to Inverlochy. Can see back of Nevis, cliff side. Weather cloudy, but no haze. Castle still standing. Battle on west of castle in field. Man said last group of soldiers came over the hill on south. Read. Drove(?) Campbell's into river and over to Loch Linnhe. Inverlochy Castle walls about 6ft thick, at least one has a passage. All fenced, can't get in. Barbed wire.

    Inverlochy Castle from west. Front gate to right of picture.
    Battlefield at Inverlochy. Royalist came up from Cow Hill behind picture. John Splendid viewed from hill to left. 1st battle 1431 under Donald Balloch (Clan Donald) and Royalists under Earl of Mar. Some of battle to rear of picture at British Aluminium Factory base of Meall an t-Suidhe. Ate At a Chinese restaurant. Jasmine tea, very fragrant, not substantial. Bought Thank You card for Argyll. Meal OK but not as large as in states. Relatively expensive, but I haven't indulged much. Slept afternoon. Finally identified bog myrtle.

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    Battlefield at Inverlochy

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    Ft William (?)

    [Asking for help from those who know. This entry lists two pictures which I am not sure I have found. I am posting these two here with what I have them labeled, but I am not sure my label my label on "Ft William" is correct. Any proper ID will be appreciated.

    And did I get my history right?
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    Last edited by DCampbell16B; 23rd July 23 at 12:37 PM.
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