You will love it. It's a few years since we were in that part of Scotland. Scone Palace is worth a look.Evening each, just booked a holiday in Perth, the one in Scotland not Australia, The last time we attempted a holiday there, we had to cancel as I had terrible morning sickness and couldn’t travel. No chance of that this time unless I make medical history.
I had my outside Christmas lights coming on at 3.50pm just a month ago and now it’s daylight still. Always good to see the stretch on the days.
Perth is an excellent place to use as a base , you can go north quite easily up the A9 , taking in Pitlochry , Blair Atholl or branching off the A9 westwards to Aberfeldy and a stunning circular trip around Loch Tay , Crieff and back to Perth . You need to be comfortable driving highland road roads though. It has nice river walks too, our only disappointment was seeing Ricky Ross [exDeacon Blue] doing a one man talking show in the theatre, he was full of himself, explains why theatre was 1/4 full. Enjoy!Evening each, just booked a holiday in Perth, the one in Scotland not Australia, The last time we attempted a holiday there, we had to cancel as I had terrible morning sickness and couldn’t travel. No chance of that this time unless I make medical history.
Yes I thought Nuremberg was an excellent film. Crowe was tremendous in it but I couldn't shake the thought of Freddie Mercury interviewing him.
Yes perhaps enjoy wasn’t the best word and I also couldn’t get the Freddie Mercury thing out of my mind too. I wonder if the relationship between the doc and Goering was really like that - the dynamic was fascinating.
Thank you. We’re travelling by train (there’s a direct service from P’boro) as I don’t drive and too far for Mr G to do it on his own, so we’re stuck with public transport, but we’re hoping to get the train to Inverness while we’re up there and also a sightseeing bus trip too.
Our car battery light keeps coming in intermittently as it’s mainly used for short journeys. We have an AA smart trickle battery charger, you don’t have to remove your battery or disconnect the terminals. This keeps the battery topped up or so the man who drives the car tells me.
You might like "The Copenhagen test " it is nother that frightens with the possiblity .The film is extremely thought provoking. One of the scariest films I have seen in a while in the non horror sense.
I love Cheers as well, very early childhood memories of my babysitter watching it
You are too modest . We all know the truth .Our car battery light keeps coming in intermittently as it’s mainly used for short journeys. We have an AA smart trickle battery charger, you don’t have to remove your battery or disconnect the terminals. This keeps the battery topped up or so the man who drives the car tells me.
There’s a few stops on the line, like Pitlochry and Blair Atholl that you might like , and the station in Inverness is right in the heart of the City , a 10 min walk from the river, castle etc. My cousin in Liverpool phoned me on Sunday and said he and his brother were coming to visit us in March , going by train from Lime Street. I suggested the Inverness route was best as you get spectacular views of the highlands between Perth and Inverness , so you’ll enjoy that trip .