It was around a fourteen hour journey because of a couple of accidents on the motorway on our way up. We left Cosham at 05.40 am and arrived at Loch Achray at 7 pm. We had our evening meal and then had an early night.
The next day after breakfast we headed off out towards Stirling and did a tour of the local distillery
Towser the famous cat who kept the distillery mouse free for 24 years
Hubby with his wee dram next to the largest bottle of whiskey in the world
We passed Gleneagles golf course on a day trip out
Heading towards Stirling Castle for a walk about to stretch our legs
Statue of Robert the Bruce
War Memorial of past Battles
View from the top of Stirling Castle
A trip to Largs and a stroll along the promenade
Recognising their Viking past
Railway Bridge built over the River Forth in 1890
Forth road bridge - finished in 1964
New bridge under construction and hopefully to be opened later this year
A wander around Edinburgh
A damp dreary day - just the day for a boat trip on Loch Lomond
Rob Roy used to hide in the caves on the banks of Loch Lomond from the
red coats and this is where his hide out was - the place marked
'CAVE' - hilarious!!
The Kelpies Statues in Scotland
I hope you have enjoyed our trip around parts of Scotland on our coach tour
and of course there was a bit of knitting and crocheting going
on whilst travelling around
Day 1 - Cosham to Loch Achray
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
So we got back home at the weekend after having a lovely week away and this week has found me tidying and finishing off some of the bits that I had knitted and crocheted whilst away
These needed pom poms making
These need the buttons sewing on
Buttons done
and the
next few to do
Can't wait!!
At the end of the week we have these!!
Thanks for popping by
Xx Joy Xx
PS
Before going on holiday I left this little something to be given to Liz when she completed her 100th parkrun, which unfortunately I missed as I was away - yay she did her 100th run - brilliant
I made this for Abigail
Julie has been selling her raffle tickets at £1 a go at parkrun for
four weeks and so far she has raised £224 - brilliant
Mary's (first) blanket squares have been sewn together
and the border has been done and we are going
to raffle this for Parkinson UK on Tuesday
Mary is still knitting squares and I will be starting on her (second) blanket soon
xx ttfn xx
Brilliant pics joy, glad you had a good time, but glad you're back home too xx
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DeleteLooks like a great holiday Joy. Good photos - I feel as if I've been there with you. Pen xxxx
ReplyDeleteWe had a lovely break thanks Pen xx
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