16
Jul
09

Back to Scotland – The Second Full Day (Sunday)

The Sunday route was a drive north, towards Boat of Garten, then onto Grantown on Spey, then down to Balmoral. The weather was very pleasant, and as we pulled off the A9 onto the A95, the road ran by the River Spey on a glorious sunny afternoon. What followed, once we went south from Grantown, was an amazing drive, which in my view, of all the drives I’ve been on, is just short of the Cook Highway from Cairns to Port Douglas and on to Daintree and Cape Tribulation, and a little way short of the Great Ocean Road. But it was still a bit special. Up and down, hairpins, great scenery, lovely crisp air. A pity I could not take many pictures.

Jake's Mates

Jake's Mates

Between Lynmore and Bridge of Brown is a little layby… and the views were great…

A pity about the pylon

A pity about the pylon

Mountains

Mountains

A Memorial - Apologies, I can't remember what for

A Memorial - Apologies, I can't remember what for

More mountains

More mountains

Bored with the mountains, yet?

Bored with the mountains, yet?

The Last Of The Mountains... For Now

The Last Of The Mountains... For Now

These are all the beloved’s pictures… I was too busy driving and speaking to the brother at the time.

Next, on to the Queen’s residence in Summer!


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Dmitri’s Delusional Diminutive Declarations

  • I will now, categorically, without fear or favour say that Murray cannot win the French Open. See, that was easy wasn't it? 5 months ago
  • Can Andy Murray win the French Open? Yes. He is still in it. Will he win the French Open? No. Can't outlets work out the difference? 5 months ago
  • My thoughts are Roatan. It wasn't my favourite place, but let's hope the earthquake 40 miles offshore has left it as unscathed as possible. 5 months ago
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