I am watching the Outlander series(set in the mid 1700s)...and just realized that your Inverness...and the Inverness in the show are the same. It shines a whole new light on the way I am going to watch the rest of the series!
Oh...and if you ever get the chance to watch this series about a strong post WWII English women who suddenly finds her way back to the Highlands of Scotland(among one of the Clans), I highly recommend it!
Hari OmHate to tell ya, but someone gave a couple of the books to me a long time back - and I couldn't get halfway through the first one without cackling at the ridiculousness of it all. Let's not even talk about the factual inaccuracies and really rather poor writing (which - no matter my opinion - has netted the author an absolute mint due to video rights) ... But yes, one and the same Inverness. I think you were otherwise occupied when my trip was being narrated over at Doses bloggy - if you are interested, click here!!! Yxx
Quite a collection of advertising there. I had trouble making out the barber's sign until I enlarged it. Having solved the mystery, I said, "Of course! The barber sign!" I can't remember the last time I saw one of them.
Hello, those steps are like aerobic exercise. I'd take them as a challenge, I hope the B&B was nice! Love the photos, pretty flowers and sign. Happy weekend to you!
Inverness is relatively flat, as cities go. Except for the bit behind the castle hill... and up where lay my B&B!
Ohhh those are step too. Was that the only way to your B&B?
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DeleteIt was this way up and the other way down! Yxx
might take me a week to get up the steps and 2 weeks to come down, but they sure make a great photo. I love love the red flowers on the wall.
ReplyDeleteI am watching the Outlander series(set in the mid 1700s)...and just realized that your Inverness...and the Inverness in the show are the same. It shines a whole new light on the way I am going to watch the rest of the series!
ReplyDeleteOh...and if you ever get the chance to watch this series about a strong post WWII English women who suddenly finds her way back to the Highlands of Scotland(among one of the Clans), I highly recommend it!
Hari OmHate to tell ya, but someone gave a couple of the books to me a long time back - and I couldn't get halfway through the first one without cackling at the ridiculousness of it all. Let's not even talk about the factual inaccuracies and really rather poor writing (which - no matter my opinion - has netted the author an absolute mint due to video rights) ... But yes, one and the same Inverness. I think you were otherwise occupied when my trip was being narrated over at Doses bloggy - if you are interested, click here!!! Yxx
DeleteThat is quite a few steps to climb!
ReplyDeleteA long way home! Nice capture.
ReplyDeleteQuite a collection of advertising there. I had trouble making out the barber's sign until I enlarged it. Having solved the mystery, I said, "Of course! The barber sign!" I can't remember the last time I saw one of them.
ReplyDeleteHello, those steps are like aerobic exercise. I'd take them as a challenge, I hope the B&B was nice! Love the photos, pretty flowers and sign. Happy weekend to you!
ReplyDeletewow! quite the jaunt ~ bet you slept well ^_^ ~ creative photo ^_^
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