A cute little tea room in Stirling for lunch - Parsnip Soup and Ploughmans Lunch. Yum. |
We found it odd the Scot's print their own currency. |
Stirling's Unicorn? |
We were on the right track! |
The view out towards the Wallace monument with the snow capped hills behind |
The walled Stirling Castle |
I can't find out who this dude is, but he's looking out towards Robert the Bruce and the Wallace Monument in the distance. |
Cuthbert's grave! Not sure why they would bury a Guinea Pig here. |
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The well manicured graveyard with Stirling Castle in the background. |
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Gini not wanting to get too close to the "Beheading Stone" - the stone they used to use to execute people on. |
Interesting rows of gray housing. |
The "Beheading" Stone, out the back of Stirling Castle. |
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The streets of Stirling |
A cute pub in Stirling "Whistlebinkies" which we didn't venture into. |
Very impenetrable Stirling Castle |
Wallace Monument |
I assume, a statue of Wallace, attached to his monument |
It was rather breezy up there. |
The view of the greenery below was fantastic |
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Lost in the wilderness |
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A Medieval Foodbridge on the way to Wallace Monument |
Our first woolly cow sighting! |
We like the woolly beasts. |
And they liked us, too. |
One of the Lochs near Callander |
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The grave of Rob Roy. |
Being dicks in the graveyard. |
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Another woolly beast sighting. |
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All the animals were very hairy. |
Picturesque scenery. |
The automatic black stallion. Or perhaps pony. |
The top spot in Collander for dinner - Mhor Fish. |
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Along with some hairy cow beer! |
Yum yum yum. |
Quite incredible scenery. |
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Out across the lower highlands, on our way through Glen Coe. |
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Woolly scratching himself |
A trickle through the lower slopes of Ben Nevis |
Reminds you of home, no? |
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A lonely widdle tree |
What chu looking at? |
Easy does it. |
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Navigator has a snooze on our return to Callander |
We reward our selves with some more Lade Inn ale - this time from the Lade Inn! |
We got Ladeout, Ladeback and Waylade at the Lade Inn and thoroughly enjoyed it. |
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The main street of Edinburgh |
Edinburgh Castle |
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Edinburgh Castle |
Edinburgh castle |
We team up with McMillan Clan at a local pub recommended by David Morgan. |
With a head of Marcus. |
Well worth the wait - a massive Angus Fillet steak with large chips and a haggis sauce. |
Gini got the Curly Fries |
Hom hom hom hom. |
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