2017 Arrived and once again we made plans for the year ahead. Our thoughts turned to our newly purchased large tent. Maybe we should also buy a smaller tent? One that takes up less space and is quick to put up and down. One that doesn’t limit where we can stay and becomes our ‘second’ …
Our trip to the islands of Islay and Jura was going to be special
Haltwhistle is a small town in Northumberland, England and may not be on your travel radar but think again.
Following the success of our West Highland Way trip the previous year, we decided to meet up again for ’round 2′.
Clachan Bridge is about 8 miles from the town of Oban on Scotland’s west coast and was built between 1792 and 1793 and links the Island of Seil to the mainland.
We decided to make up for our lack of camping the previous year and made a concerted effort to get on the road as much as possible. Of course our wandering spirit also resulted in another year of tent free side track travels:-
This would be our second cruise. Our first had been a Thomson’s Mediterranean cruise and it might have been because it was our first cruise or the variety of destinations or the fact that we were with family members who were just as excited as we were but it has a special place in our …
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‘The Jacobite’ was the steam engine used for the ‘Hogwarts Express’ as seen in the Harry Potter film ‘The Philosopher’s Stone’.
2015 was going to be a busy year. We would be celebrating our 50th year on this amazing planet. As were some of our friends. So back in early 2014, during a get together and a few Prosecco’s, we decided to organise our West Highland Way (WHW) walk for the May of 2015.
Here are some photographic highlights of our trip to the Isle of Arran 2015
