Birkwood, near Croy, Inverness, Scottish Highlands, IV2 5PR, United Kingdom
Being silly in the Kilt Maker's Centre (Aug. 2009)
Logo from website: 1st Pizza Direct Inverness
Road A 832 (Scotland, U.K.)
Culloden
I've been trying to find out how to go about getting a bus from Keith, Scotland to Pennan, Scotland and I can't seem to find enough timetable info on the internet.
Is there ANYONE who can help me!!
The towns you mention maybe to small to be serviced by any regular service.
I use National Express to get to the smaller towns in England.
National Express takes me to a major town that is close by, and I walk or get a taxi.
Check out www.nationalexpress.com
Try these sites www.travelscotland.co.uk/guide/northeast/north_38.htm ; www.stagecoachbus.com/bluebird/index_html/index_html and www.carlberry.co.uk/ - think you have a difficult task. The easist thing might be to phone the Pennan Inn (in the first link).
Zizkov is right
- I was up Pennan a month back (car) and noted Stagecoach Buses even in remote areas along coast.
Had wonderful time in Pennan and tea beside roaring fire with simple but tasty food in the Inn.
It was indeed a new experience to look down at the town of Inverness from the deck of a sailboat. It did feel sort of unnatural sailing above the rooftops. This was however nothing compared to what we were to see at the other end of the canal looking down to Fort William from the top of Neptune’s Staircase.
Although Castle Urquhart qualifies as a tourist trap, it is also one of the most magnificent places to view Loch Ness from.
The view of the surrounding countryside is breathtaking. The emerald green of the hillside pastures contrasting with the nearly black depths of Loch Ness. The feeling of wide open spaces begging to be experienced is not only to be found here, but savored here.
Finally I reached the far end of Fort George, quite a remarkable walk, as the fort itself is very very big.
Here there are some cannons left from the past centuries. Watching the firth from the walls it is clearly evident how stratigc the position of the fort actually was.
A few considerations now. Fort George is nice, I can't say no, but I didn't find it very attractive because it has nothing particular in it, so pay a visit to it only if you are particular interested in military history, otherwise drive somewhere else.
I'm from Inverness originally and it's definitely worth going on your trip up here. If you have any questions drop me a line and I'll help if I can.
Sorry there's no photos here - don't have a digital camera.
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