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Scotland Day 6: Durness, Smoo & Tongue
Durness beach and Smooth caves turned out to be as good as expected and well worth a visit. I just hope that if you visit this fabulous area you learn the etiquette of driving along single-track roads.
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Scotland Day 5: Dunnet Head & Keiss
I have walked on the land at the most northerly point of Britain. That feels like quite an achievement, and it was worth the winding track to get there.
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Scotland Day 4: Buckie to Thurso
North of Inverness is the most stunning scenery we have yet scene in Scotland – and that is saying something. We stopped on the way at an Eden-like idyll just before Golspie, which was itself a beautiful town with varied and beautiful architecture.
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Scotland Day 3 part 2: Findhorn & Lossiemouth
Findhorn – or at least the small section we were able to get to – did not live up to expectations which left time to visit the lighthouse and museum at Covesea, only to find that both were closed.
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Scotland Day 3: The Harbour Lights Cafe, Lossiemouth
A highly recommended eatery in a lovely building and a beautiful location. This is hard to beat.
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Scotland Day 3 part 1: Bow Fiddle Rock @ Portknockie
Bow Fiddle Rock has been photographed many times; we just had to have some that we could call our own. Portknockie itself is very pleasant though, and I regret not taking a few snaps of the village itself.
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