The sun was still shining when we piled into the mini bus and Laura's car for today's excursion. The first stop was Aberfeldy then it was onto Pitlochry for a walk and a visit to the Edradour distillery which is the smallest one in Scotland. Still privately owned, they pride themselves on quality not quantity. Had lunch at the house of Bruar but sadly having done the walk to the falls, we didn't have any time to do any serious shopping. Dinner this evening was in the Comerie Golf Clubhouse where Bill, the chef put on an excellent meal. Cousins Jean and Rob came over from Bridge of Earn to join us so we were able to do some catching up in between looking after the group.
Saturday 30 April 2011
Tartan Trail
The sun was still shining when we piled into the mini bus and Laura's car for today's excursion. The first stop was Aberfeldy then it was onto Pitlochry for a walk and a visit to the Edradour distillery which is the smallest one in Scotland. Still privately owned, they pride themselves on quality not quantity. Had lunch at the house of Bruar but sadly having done the walk to the falls, we didn't have any time to do any serious shopping. Dinner this evening was in the Comerie Golf Clubhouse where Bill, the chef put on an excellent meal. Cousins Jean and Rob came over from Bridge of Earn to join us so we were able to do some catching up in between looking after the group.
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