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Tag Archives: Scotland
Edinburgh Castle
As I promised in the last post, this one is dedicated to Edinburgh Castle. The photos are all in the Edinburgh gallery; I won’t be posting all of them, so feel free to go look. Here is the first photo … Continue reading
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Finally, Edinburgh
Having spent much of yesterday on a bus traveling from our last port to Glasgow, and then on to Edinburgh, we now spent this day riding around Edinburgh and vicinity on a bus. I took some photos of Edinburgh streets … Continue reading
Touring Glasgow
The day after we toured Glencoe and Glenfinnan (see The Scottish Highlands post), those of us who paid for the tour extension left the boat, with luggage, and were bused to Glasgow, for the first part of the extension. The … Continue reading
The Scottish Highlands
On the last day of the actual tour we made two stops, at Glen Coe and Glenfinnan. The photos for this day are all in the gallery Scottish Highlands. We came ashore in the morning at Fort William, after breakfast … Continue reading
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Tagged Celtic Lands Cruise 2019, Glencoe, Glenfinnan, Scotland
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Iona
Leaving Wales, we approached one of the spots that made me decide to take the cruise: Iona. Iona is a tiny island (about 1 mile wide by 4 miles long) off the west coast of Scotland, with a resident population … Continue reading