Armchair Travel With Martha

Day 9. Scotland tour Our last day and we started with a view of Inverarry Castle where Downton Abbey filmed the Christmas party.  We were i...

Day 8 Scotland Tour Isle of Iona Iona is the birthplace of christianity in Scotland.  In the year 563 St. Colbumba established an abbey he...

DAY 6 SCOTLAND TOUR LOCH NESS A very rainy day but so enjoyed all of our activities. We drove to Loch Ness, the home of "Nessie...

Day 5 Scotland tour Sheepdogs and the Highlands It was an hours drive north to Leaults sheep farm where  the Shepard Neil put on a wonderf...

Day 4  Scotland Tour Kenmore area Skys were dark with rain  clouds this morning with only  spots here and there of sun.  Off and on soft r...

Day 3 Scotland tour On the bus early this morning we'll be driving at least 5 hours today and spending 3 hours in the town of St. Andre...

Day 2 of the Scotland Tour.. Early breakfast and out the door  by 8:30 am for our tour of Edinburgh with a local guide  by the name of Ri...

Day 1 of Tour of he Best of Scoland ... Saturday ... Moving Day Clear weather, cold but lots of bright sunshine. Packed our things, had a...

Day 4 Scotland Some wind, rain now and then but mostly sunshine and cold. We used the bus again and first visited the train station  to pl...

Day 3 Scotland... we survived yesterday's storm "Ali" that made news headlines in Europe.  Winds were up to 100 mph and severa...

Day 2 Scotland... EXTREMELY windy day in Glasgow with light rain.. good because using the umbrella was impossible.  But, we prevailed and ...

Day one in Scotland ... Long day of travel from Paris to Glasgow .  Delayed planes and long taxi rides complicated by traffic. One of the ...

Day 8...last day in Paris We enjoyed our morning after breakfast with a long walk.  But first I spent a couple of hours at the laundromat a...

Day 7...Sunday in Paris Last Sunday I flew from Madrid and met Jim from California here at CDG airport. It's been a grand week with vis...

Day 6 in Paris was dry and comfortable.  Today and tomorrow is the celebration  of the National Hertiage of France.  Nearly all museums are ...