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Monthly Archives: July 2019
Crombie to Limekilns
A couple of weeks ago in sunnier weather we did the next part of the Fife Coastal Path. Terry had checked the buses and we decided on one car this time. We parked in Crombie and started on the path … Continue reading
Posted in Fife, Scotland, UK
Tagged Charlestown, Crombie, Fife Coastal Path, Limekilns
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Fairy Glen
Near Uig is a village called Balnacnoc – this means the village or township in the hills – is the Fairy Glen – a Quirang-like landscape in minature. The road to the Fairy Glen is single track and there is … Continue reading
Culross to Crombie
It was a nice day, a few weeks ago, so we decided to do another part of the Fife Costal Path. This time we took two cars parking one at Crombie and then driving to Culross to start. Before we … Continue reading
Kilvaxter Souterrain
After our trip to the museum and graveyard we headed south to Kilvaxter. A sign directed us to a small car park and from there we walked into a field to discover the Kilvaxter Souterrian. A souterrain is an … Continue reading
Kilmuir Graveyard
After visiting the Museum of Island Life we visited Kilmuir Graveyard. Why visit this graveyard? Well it has several graves of interest. The main grave is that of Flora MacDonald, it towers above all the others. It has an epitaph … Continue reading
Posted in Highlands, Scotland, Skye, UK
Tagged Flora MacDonald, Kirmuir Graveyard, Skye
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Museum of Island Life
In the north of Skye at Kilmuir is the Museum of Island Life. It is a small museum based in a small township of thatched cottages, each depicting, as closely as possible, the conditions on the island at the end … Continue reading
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Tagged Bonnie Prince Charlie, Flora MacDonald, Museum of Island Life, Skye
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Sheep on Skye
One thing you notice when driving on Skye especially when off the main roads are the sheep. There are lots of sheep of Skye and they graze everywhere! We had to keep the gate to the cottage closed or they … Continue reading
Duntulm Castle
As we drove round the top of Skye we saw some a castle ruin. We stopped and ventured to find out more. There were no signs as to who the castle had belonged to other than a memorial cairn to … Continue reading
Walk to Staffin Beach
After lunch at Columbus 1400, we walked down towards Staffing Beach. This involved crossing some moorland before a stone path down the hill. We had to go past some cows. A brief walk along the shore line got us to … Continue reading
An Lethallt
From Portree we took the road north heading towards Slaffin. On the way we stopped at Lealt waterfall. There is a viewing platform which gives a safe place to view the falls. A short and easy walk towards the sea … Continue reading