A corner of the courtyard at Linlithgow Palace, the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots.
This was a magnificent ruins to explore and one of my favorites of our trip to Scotland.
Inspired by WPC: Corner.
A corner of the courtyard at Linlithgow Palace, the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots.
This was a magnificent ruins to explore and one of my favorites of our trip to Scotland.
Inspired by WPC: Corner.
Last year was full of milestones for my family and, to celebrate our accomplishments, we traveled to Scotland for some time together and a little adventure. In a trip that was incredible from beginning to end, our most favorite experiences happened in the wilder places of the country. That is where we encountered the soul of Caledonia.
{ Coastal walk to Dunnottar Castle}
{ Beach below Dunnottar Castle }
{ Dunnattor Castle from beach }
{ Corrie Fee, Glen Clova }
{ Corrie Fee, Glen Clova }
{ Fairy Pools, Isle of Skye }
{ Steahl Falls, Glen Nevis }
{ Steahl Falls, Glen Nevis }
{ Steahl Falls, Glen Nevis }
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{ The ruins of Dunnottar castle framing a view of the northeastern Scottish coastline. }
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The Italian Chapel, which was lovingly constructed by Italian POWs, is an interesting little piece of World War II history tucked away beside a cow pasture on the main island of Orkney in the North Sea.
Today’s post is inspired by the Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge.
One of the highlights of our Scotland trip last summer was the Strathmore Highland Games held on the grounds of Glamis Castle. It was such a fun mixture of culture, country life, and athleticism. The 2016 Strathmore games are taking place this Sunday, June 12 and in their honor I’m posting a gallery I put together from the photos of our happy experience last year. How about a little Scottish culture consumption?