Summer Holiday Scotland

[Sherry]

Wow! And hello from one of the newer posters, Daneel. What a wonderful report. I envy you (except for the midges, of course).



Sherry

[Robert Lamb]

Daneel
Wonderful trip, I would love to do it my self some day.
I am from the Clan Lamont so it nice to read that some one has found joy in someplace my ancestors had once walked.
Robert "the kilted" Lamb

[flyv65]

What a wonderful vacation! Tracy and I are hoping to save enough to spend a week of so in Edinburgh and the Grampians this coming spring, but we'll see how work goes.

Bryan...Lucky you, going to Glencoe...

[Grimm]

I'm envious -- what a great vacation. Well, except for the midges. I would really like to take a vacation there one day.

[Graham]

Hi Daneel, wonderedwhat happened to you, you've been missed my brother!

Having recently returned from many of the places you mention, inlcuding Balquidder, I can relate to your experience.

So glad all went well, will you post some piccies?

you can see mine on the link below.

[macgreggor]

Daneel,

Not only sounds like a marvelous vacation, but also a very well written account!

Thanks for sharing.

macG

[GMan]

Daneel,

I am so glad to hear from you after such a long time, but I can see why you haven't been posting so much. Sounds as if you had a wonderful time, just wish that you would have taken the entire board with you.

Welcome back my friend!

[kiltedjaz]

Daniel....so glad you enjoyed your holiday in Scotland...you went to many of my favoutite places...BUT where is Lough Lomond????? :confused:

I know of LOCH Lomond but not of a Lough Lomond. If there was such a place as Lough Lomond...it would be in IRELAND.

LOUGH is the Irish spelling of LOCH.

That's the lesson over for today.. :grin:

Jim

[Graham]

Daniel....so glad you enjoyed your holiday in Scotland...you went to many of my favoutite places...BUT where is Lough Lomond????? :confused:

I know of LOCH Lomond but not of a Lough Lomond. If there was such a place as Lough Lomond...it would be in IRELAND.

LOUGH is the Irish spelling of LOCH.

That's the lesson over for today.. :grin:

Jim

Nitpicker! Daneel is Irish, I guess it's natural for him to use Irish spelling.:-D

[Andrew Breecher]

Hey, at least the Irish know how to pronounce it.

Daneel, thank you for the account of your trip. It sounded wonderful. I'd love to get back to Scotland someday (I haven't been for eighteen years), and hike the West Highland Way. Kilted, of course.

Andrew.