Scotland Part 4 Northern Highlands

From Dunnottar Castle we head north, to Aberdeen, "The Granite City" where almost

Scotland Part 3 Dunnottar Castle

The Family Castle

banished from home

but, first, we had to stop on our way up from Edinburgh, in this love town and have breakfast.

"Breakfast" it's all you had to say, there is only one Breakfast in all the UK, (except vegetarian, and that's just a version of the same thing)

supplies for our picnic down the road

This is Dunnottar Castle, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunnottar_Castle

Love that little car, 45mpg (although the 10$ a gallon was hard to swallow)

My understanding was that this temple was built to satisfy the Romans, after they destroyed a temple to build the castle, but my Dad says it was built to satisfy a woman... either way: Romans, Women,... I guess you have to build stuff to satisfy them.

Well, this is the only way out and we have a long way left to go.

Scotland Part 2 Edinburgh, April 2008

Edinburgh April - Mom, Dad, & Me

Hard Rock Edinburgh

a rainy day above Princes street

do I hear "Christmas Card"?

Tour Buses, these were great! We took all four Tours in 24 hour period and it was Touriffic! It was a great place to get in out of the rain.

Proof, there we are on the Royal Mile.

The Entrance to Edinburgh Castle

One of the few place we didn't pay to get into, by the way, but remarkable enough from the outside.

Do I hear, "backup Christmas card"? - ah, maybe not.

Bussing around.

Arthur's Seat, at the foot of the Royal Mile, across from Holyrood House.