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Scotland: Day 17, A Drive North to Carnoustie, a New Castle, and an Old Friend!
(Thank you for reading. Click the title for more.) We started off from the Woodside Inn at about 10 am. Anita and RIchard gave us hugs goodbye and we were sorry to leave. They were perfect hosts, like old friends. Anita had reminded about the benefits of cashmere, after noticing how cold I was —(summer…
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Scotland: Day 16, A Blustery Day in North Berwick and golf with friends!
(Thank you for reading. Click the title for more.) Our wonderful B&B, The Woodland Inn in Longniddry, is so comfortable and hospitable. This is the way bed and breakfast places should be! We’ve gotten to know Anita and RIchard and their two well-behaved spaniels, loved the views of their many gardens, and eaten well at breakfast…
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Scotland: Day 15, The Wonderful Dunbar Golf Course, meeting new friends and old ones. What a lovely day!
(Thanks for reading. Click the title for more text and photos.) Today, did start out great. It was clear and sunny (see the photos below) and we had a lovely breakfast in the fabulous breakfast room at the Woodside B & B. There was even a menu! The garden wraps all the way around the…
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England: Day 14, Hadrian’s Wall, at last! Then, Scotland at last!
(Thanks for reading. Click on the title for more.) We packed up and left our comfortable but a bit inconvenient Horse and Farrier Inn at about 9 am with the aim of arriving at Housesteads on Hadrian’s Wall at 10 am. Bingo, on the dot! Hadrian’s Wall was started in around 121 A.D. by Emperor…
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England: Day 13, Silloth on Soloway! And a Castle!
(Thanks for reading. Click on the title for more.). We awoke in our new hotel with the vague memory of “breakfast not included” and an early tee time. This meant that we needed to be on the road with just a cup of tea and the vague notion that I had packed an energy bar…
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England: Day 12, What? But Royal Lytham and St. Anne’s looks so familiar!
Yesterday, after a lovely game at the British Open venue, Royal Lytham and St. Anne’s, we had dinner with an American member. One thing led to another, and he very nicely insisted that we play with him tomorrow, which is today! This was an invitation that I could not refuse. Yesterday’s game was delightful but…
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Patti Brugman is a thoughtful traveler who seeks out experiences that her armchair readers would like to share. Patti and her husband, John, like adventure and golf. Golf takes them to Scotland almost every year and to gorgeous courses that are off the tourist track. If you’re a golfer, you’ll be able to create your own dream trip from the detailed descriptions and maps that Patti provides. Additionally, Patti and John have travelled to Egypt, Antarctica, France, Great Britain, and domestic destinations. Please join in travel fun through Patti’s stories and photos.
You’ll read about watching lost luggage, armed with an air tag, travel all over Edinburgh before finally trundling down the country road of the farmhouse where she was staying. Or, another bag that took two days to arrive in Cairo. You’ll read about tasting haggis and see Patti’s expressive reaction to other less palatable concoctions. And you’ll marvel at the how close up views of penguins in Antarctica and how high the snow-covered trails took them. In Egypt, you’ll learn about the secret language of Ancient Egyptian and why structures that are more than 5,000 old are still strong and colorful.
Patti’s world is a glorious and colorful place, full of opportunities. Come travel with her and immerse yourself in language, adventure, food, and music. Her blogs make it easy to either delve deep into specific experiences or brush through as many as you can in search of one that suits your travel taste.
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