Our day started learning about the Iron Age (1400BC) people who farmed these lands and built Scotlands unique crannogs, which are prehistoric thatched roofed defensive huts build on piers over the lochs. Lots of interesting demonstrations of what life was like thousands of years ago.
A very special place recreated to teach history (history is cherished and highly regarded) and where people came from, how they lived, traded, ate and survived in the Scottish Highlands.
A rare Highland cow
Off to Dunkeld with a stop to walk among the fairy peopleš§ on Hermits Trail
All the way to the waterfall
Dunkeld a wee village for a walkabout and lunch by the River Tay
A tour of the cathedral in town with a local guide, newly graduated from the University
Lovely day and the rain āļø didnāt invade our day, waiting until we loaded on the bus back to the hotel for a wee nip, dinner, great conversations and š¤
Good night all tomorrow St Andrewās and Edinburgh
