Some travel pics

[Graham]

I know I did show the online album, but here are a few that I've not placed there yet, for your viewing pleasure...




freelander and I at culloden moor. a sobering time.



Rob Roy's grave, time to reflect on the man.



Now what kilt shall I buy in Edinburgh?



A piper on the shores of Loch Ness

[sav]

Looks great, Graham. That's the best pic of McGregor's grave I've seen in a while...I love that epitaph "McGregor Despite Them"...very fitting.

[Graham]

yes Sav, I thought that was a fine comment!

[Graham]

I didn't buy one, she was watching...



Stirling Bridge 700 years after



beautiful Skye

[Freelander Sporrano]

Graham me olde mate , You bring my hol's flooding back to me . That kilt shop looks like the one in Oban is that right?

[Graham]

No David, it was on the Royal Mile. I did see the one in Oban..briefly.

I was kicking myself after I met Hamish and he told me that 21st Century were downstairs, I missed it!! wot an idiot.....

[Phil Wright]

Great photos Graham. Looks like the Tailor's window display was the same as when I was there. They had a great looking grey on black tartan with a charcoal grey Argyle jacket in the window. Now that was Jonesin'!!
Phil

[Mike1]

Not trying to hijack your thread, Graham.

Sav, if you are interested in pictures of Rob Roy's grave, HERE are some shots from the Na Fir Dileas organized commemoration that took place last December.

[Graham]

Thanks Mike, very interesting piccies at Balquhidder, looks like I was there at the wrong time. Even this month would be good, at Stirling they are having big 700th anniversary celebrations of William Wallace.

However, when we were at Balquhidder, the sun was low and bright, the grave and kirk were quiet and peaceful. The wife and I actually had a very special time of meditating on the man and the history of the place together.
It was very special.

Phil, I saw that black kilt, I agree it looks very nice.

[Riverkilt]

Thanks for the Skye pic Graham...and, sobering stuff the other...

Ron