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Aaaaah, that was better! Shame the traffic started in earnest about 6am though; wouldn't have been so bad if we hadn't got the windows open to help cool the room down. Mind you
Oooh, the bed at The Kinlochewe Hotel is a fibber! You sit on it and it tells you that you'll get a nice nights sleep in it, but you don't; instead it suddenly becomes very
Both of us had had a superb slumber at the Gairloch Hotel, and I'd had a relaxing soak in the large bathtub before bedtime as well, so I was definitely
Kirsteen (our host at Bonnie Haven) was up bright and early to ensure that we had a selection of cheeses, crackers and Ham on our table when we came down, and directed us
What should've been a straight-forward onward journey to Tongue, actually had a bit of Deja-vu to it! Thanks to us not realising the Castle of Mey and Gardens is
Warm Croissants, Blueberry Muffins, a Full Fry-Up (Him), and Avocado, Cherry Tomato, Poached Egg and Mushroom on Toast (me) got The Man Bird and I off to a flying start on what was
The bed last night at Shandwick House in Tain was wonderfully comfy and, combined with the little lie-in we'd afforded ourselves, it meant that we were raring to go on
Day 4 got off to a wonderful start, thanks to the fab breakfast Fiona did for us at Ornum House, Beauly! The super-king bed had afforded us a great nights kip, so to have our bellies
Day 3 started out a bit shaky; neither of us is used to a soft mattress, so we didn't have the best nights kip at The Stein Inn. However, things soon took a sharp up-turn when we went down
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