Our final day on the road. The weather was grey and soggy for most of the 400 miles we covered, but we were determined to “Homeward Bound”
Notes & Blog
Innerleithen
The Tweed River valley is lush, green, and rich with history and tradition. Today we explored two places that seem to draw this community together. St. “Innerleithen”
South to the Border
Our 2015 tours are finished. I’m glowing from the sheer fabulousness of spending all this time taking wonderful people to amazing places. I’m going to “South to the Border”
Pilgrimage with a Difference
Back on the mainland, we made a pilgrimage of a different sort. Our friend and travel companion is a golfer, so today we journeyed to “Pilgrimage with a Difference”
Holy Island
We are still on Iona, feeling blessed to be here for so long. Unfortunately for my career as a blogger, our internet connectivity has been “Holy Island”
Beachcombing on Iona
We arrived on the Holy Isle of Iona yesterday afternoon, and after a leisurely visit to the sacred sites, we headed to the beach for “Beachcombing on Iona”
On the Move
Today was about travel as we made our way down Loch Ness on the mainland then out to the island of Mull in the Inner “On the Move”
Change
True confession: I have a favourite labyrinth. I absolutely love the Touchstone Maze in the forest above Strathpeffer in the Scottish Highlands. An arts project “Change”
Resilience
This is the Italian Chapel on the tiny island of Lamb Holm, Orkney, is a modern miracle that stands as a testament to the human “Resilience”
Keeping Warm on Orkney
Monday’s Post: You’d never know it was summer up here on Orkney. Fortunately, the rain was chased away by today’s chilly winds, so we dressed “Keeping Warm on Orkney”