9/24 Travel day

Time to move on to part 3 of our trip.  We bid our hosts mar sin leat.  Farewell.

We were headed to Edenborough. It is pronounced Edenbora  not ough. I was corrected by our Hotel Chef.  She was very sweet!  

As we were driving along, Madeline doing an amazing job!  It was decided a potty stop and maybe a nibble of something.  We were feeling peckish. We turned on the next exit. It was a cute little town.  As we were looking for a place to park, we passed this bridge.  It was an interesting bridge.  So, off I go walking.  

I would have walked over it.  It wasn't allowed. 

We got a snack and warm coffee and tea at the local shop.   

This was one of the days I wish I hadn't worried so much about money.  We stopped at the Braus Village.  The House of Bruar Woolery.  There was so many beautiful things. I'm kind of surprised I didn't take any pictures there.  But I guess I didn't.  There was a wool jacket and skirt I wanted.  I loved them.  I should have taken at least a picture.  I really should have purchased them.  They were stunning.  One of those outfits that make anyone look good.  They had a cashmere store with some of the softest sweaters I have felt!  Amazing.  

We were headed to Dalwhinnie Distillery.  We didn't leave ourselves enough time to do a tour.  We should have. They are very interesting.  Dalwhinnie single malt is light and heathery whiskey.  I brought some home for Heir for Christmas.  He was pleased. 

We were driving along, not in a hurry and easily distracted.  We came across this old fort.  Just alongside the road.  Of course we had to stop.  We didn't wonder to far.  It was really windy and cold. 

We stayed at the Staycity West End.

The smallest dishwasher I've ever seen. It was Barbie house size.  They also had a washer/dryer combo.  So weird!  It really cooked your clothes dry, but the washer was fine.  

That was our travel day. 

Peace

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