Free slideshow created with Smilebox As you can see, there were no photos of the food - it didn't last long enough! To give you an idea, breakfast was fruit juice, cereals/porridge/melon, followed by egg, bacon, hash brown, mushrooms and beans or kippers, then toast/croissant and coffee. Lunch was a light meal, such as fresh salmon with aspargus and then there was dinner. That was a choice of soup or something such as haggis and neeps, followed by fillet steak with madeira sauce, mangetout, carrots and potato dauphinoise, then there was a chocolate torte, and to finish off cheese, biscuits, grapes and celery and coffee. Are you hungry yet? Imagine a menu like that every day of the trip. Now we're home and eating light meals! |
Wednesday 8 September 2010
We're back ....
.... from our train tour of the east coast of Scotland. It was everything we hoped it would be - wonderful scenery, wonderful food, wonderful weather, a wonderful time. This was not the first time we had taken a trip with this company, but previous excursions were all day trips. We had quite an adventure, with one major mishap. The engine that was being used to take us to Oban, couldn't get us up the hill out of there, so they had to send for another engine to come and help. That night we should have got to our hotel in Glasgow about 7.30 - we arrived about 3.30 am! Still, we were comfortable, well fed, and Oban is very pretty. Here are some photos for you, and the viaduct in one of them is the very one that is in one of the Harry Potter films. Don't ask me which one, I am not a fan, but that's what I was told! Enjoy the photos.
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What a lovely sounding trip, i been to Oban it beautiful in fact seeing one of the photos near the harbour looking out i have a photo of my DH standing near to where you taken yours except we looking down to town
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a good trip
Hugs Janice
It looks beautiful! I can see why you would have a good time. The food sounds divine - hopefully you walked most of it off!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your beautiful pictures with us! It looks you had a great time!
ReplyDeletewhat are haggis and neeps?
ReplyDeleteglad you enjoyed your trip
Mmmmm, luxury all the way - I'll share that dinner with you, sounded delicious.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are amazing! Thanks so much for sharing them. Can you believe I have never been on a train? That looks like so much fun.
ReplyDeleteWhat great pics. I'm so glad you had a good time.
ReplyDeleteLove and hugs Gina xxx
I'm so looking forward to our little train trip next month!! So glad you enjoyed yourself.
ReplyDeleteSounds like the perfect holiday, I'm glad you had a good time. Was the weather OK?
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are wonderful. It was a beautiful trip, and oh, my what delicious food! I can see why you're back on light meals at home.
ReplyDeleteWelcome Back
ReplyDeleteYour train ride (other than the mishap) sounded wonderful!
Not an HP fan? what the?
Good luck with the Christmas quilt along!
It's settled! When I win the lottery that's the trip I'm going to take. It's always been my dream to visit Scotland, my grandfather was born in Glasgow then came to Canada when a teen.
ReplyDeleteGlad you had such a lovely (well fed) time!
Oh what a fun trip. The scenery was beautiful and the food abundant. I'm not sure what all those things were tho.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed seeing the pictures !! Its amazing !! I would love to visit some day!! So glad you'll had a great time!!
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