Month: May 2019

Dunkeld is well worth a visit, it sits on the banks of the river Tay surrounded by the Perthshire hills and the bridge was designed by Thomas Telford. The Cathedral started life as a monastery in 570 A.D. and is simply stunning especially as it sits right on the river bank.  Also a very kind…

I was sad to leave Mull, but the sun was shining and I was headed for Glencoe.  What a fabulous drive through the glen it is.  I headed to Kinlochleven, at the far end of Loch Leven, as I had hoped to stay the night somewhere on the loch edge.  What an incredible drive on the mountain side…

After a stop at Balmaha to top up water I headed to Inversnaid (another end of the road place on Loch Lomond). I had read there was a waterfall there and it was en-route to Oban, from where I would be getting the ferry to Mull. There was a very narrow steep road with shear…

Sunday 5th May 2019 Day 5 of my new life. Time is flying by but at the same time going so slowly! How is that even possible. Since Gretna Green I have toured Glasgow City and know a little more than I did before about Glasgow! Mostly all museums and art galleries are free to…

I’m sitting writing my first Scottish blog from Gretna Green whilst I wait for the rain that has come in to clear.  The beauty of not having to be anywhere, you can just go with the flow of what life provides.  I love it here, maybe because I’m such a romantic! So after leaving home on Monday…