Almost cannot recalled when was the last time I updated this blog, how lazy am I…and I already forgot the name of the majority of attractions I visited L
Am going to finished up uploading the Isle of Skye photo before going into the new topic
The second day 18.09.2010
Seems like it was going to be a nice sunny day, but the sun just playing hide and seek after that. We decided to cancel our hiking trip as the weather didn't seems promising. Alternatively, we went to visit the Dunvegan Castle and Garden.
Dunvegan Castle: The oldest continuously inhabited castle in Scotland and ancestral home of the chiefs of clan MacLeod for 800 years.
There are seals outside the castle.
The Dunvegan Gardens
Portree- the next stop
Portree is the largest town on Isle of Skye in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. It is the location for the only secondary school on the Island, Portree High School. Public transport services are limited to buses.
Post office @ Portree, "OIFIS A'PHUIST" in Scottish Gaelic language.
We took a break here and had some light lunch- soup
The traditional Scottish soup- Cullen Skink
This soup has a strong fishy smells, made with Finnan Haddock (Smoked Haddock), potatoes and Onions
Leeks and potatoes soup
Next station- Talisker Whiskey Distillery
Budget Accomodation- The Bunk House @ Isle of Skye
Dinner time- same place, same menu...
Pan fried scallops in Butter sauce. Yummy yummy...
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