Wee Bonny Scotland.

But if we are going to talk about Bonny Scotland we cannot forget the liquid gold that makes it so special

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and then there are the Heeland Coos

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and castles

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and tiny crofts with thatched roofs held down by stones against the wind

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and fresh mussels straight off the boat with cock a leekie soup (restaurant in Portree does not open till 30 minutes after the boat has docked with the fresh catch)
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and ancient mystical stones

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... and so much more.
 
But if we are going to talk about Bonny Scotland we cannot forget the liquid gold that makes it so special

2017_09_0970.JPG


and then there are the Heeland Coos

2017_09_1007.JPG


and castles

2017_09_1265.JPG


and tiny crofts with thatched roofs held down by stones against the wind

2017_09_0469.JPG


and fresh mussels straight off the boat with cock a leekie soup (restaurant in Portree does not open till 30 minutes after the boat has docked with the fresh catch)
2017_09_0819.jpg


2017_09_0818.jpg


and ancient mystical stones

2017_09_1594.JPG


... and so much more.
We were eating fresh Isle of Lewis mussels only two weeks ago, fresh off the boat in Ullapool, as sweet as honey and cooked to perfection. If we left now we'd be there in time for dinner, decisions, decisions. Plus the blasted bug. I hate bugs but really like fresh Scottish Mussels.
Currently drinking a Grant's Ayrshire Sea Cask, blummin lovely.
Upt'North.
 
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