Curt and Peggy flew out Friday, July 3, leaving 5 of us in Edinburgh. Three (Greg, Carol, and Jeff) went to the Royal Yacht Britannia, formerly owned by Queen Elizabeth II, while the other two went for a last shopping wander around Edinburgh. Of course, we also stopped at the National Library of Scotland.
As we strolled, we passed Greyfriars Bobby, the statue of a 19th century dog who supposedly spent 14 years guarding his masters' grave. We also passed The Elephant House, where J.K. Rowling wrote much of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," which was a very good way to end my trip to Scotland.
emilirwin
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July 04, 2015
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Edinburgh, Scotland
Curt and Peggy flew out Friday, July 3, leaving 5 of us in Edinburgh. Three (Greg, Carol, and Jeff) went to the Royal Yacht Britannia, formerly owned by Queen Elizabeth II, while the other two went for a last shopping wander around Edinburgh. Of course, we also stopped at the National Library of Scotland.
As we strolled, we passed Greyfriars Bobby, the statue of a 19th century dog who supposedly spent 14 years guarding his masters' grave. We also passed The Elephant House, where J.K. Rowling wrote much of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," which was a very good way to end my trip to Scotland.
1.
And So It Begins
2.
The Final Chapter
3.
Notable Quotes + Trip Map
4.
Edinburgh Castle
5.
National Museum of Scotland
6.
The Scotch Whisky Experience
7.
Rosslyn Chapel
8.
Melrose Abbey
9.
A Nice View + Scotch
10.
The Highlands
11.
Nessie?
12.
Wee Scottish Beasties
13.
Eilean Donan Castle
14.
Over the Sea to Skye
15.
The Battle of Culloden
16.
Haggis Nachos
17.
The Falkirk Wheel and Beyond
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