A few days in Oban & Inverary
Having just returned from a week and a half in Scotland, I am definitely feeling the post-holiday blues. The first few days we spent over the border were quite busy, as we moved around a lot from one place to the other in order to see friends and family and attend my sister's wedding. We also had my parents-in-law in tow. Joyful, chaotic, crowded and fleeting are the words I would use to describe our first five days up north. I would go as far as to say those days were quite
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The Pines Garden Tea Room & Museum (from the She Came, She Saw and She Ate Cake series)
You know the way where you’re standing at the counter trying to work out what you want, and worried that you’re taking up too much time,...
The Chronicles of A Small Scot's Life in France and How I Winged It, Episode I: La Bise
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