Pitlochry Power Station and Dam has a very unusual attraction of a salmon ladder, which helps the fish bypass the dam and get into Loch Faskally. Downstream is the nationally renowned Pitlochry Festival Theatre please avoid comedy " Lady In The Van" as it's not a funny performance at all. Most importantly was our visit to the Edradour Distillery, for $20.00 Dollars Canadian you receive 4 ounce's or rather 4 wee drams of some very fine Whiskey.
Meeting sheepdogs is truly an experience not to be missed, giving all in attendance a chance to enjoy in the traditional working day of a Highland Shepherd.
Located on the doorstep of the Cairngorms National Park, Aviemore is a major holiday resort surrounded by stunning scenery including the elusive lady in red:)
2 comments:
Hi Bill and Sue! I am enjoying reading about your adventures yet again! I am very familiar with Stirling and am glad to see that you visited the castle! My Aunt used to own and run the Bed and Breakfast right below the castle - their cottage was on all the postcards! Did you visit the Wallace Monument? Such fascinating history and from up there you can look out on a sea of whisky producers! Enjoy the Isle of Skye!
- Sandy Hall
I love the pics... the thistle and wild countryside... with a wee lass in them no less... and I love the herding collies... one of my favourite dogs... they are so smart... but I'm not sure I want to know what is in that cage??? Keep having a great time :) All's well here at home... just bloody hot!
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