1. Pitlochry trip introduction/ Loch Tay walk

Before i start, i have to tell you that this is by far the most beautiful sceneries i have ever seen. Better than Lord of the Rings. This trip was a trip up to the entrance of the highlands, and there's a total f 8 destinations in the 2 day/45 pounds trip, which i think is very cheap. This was 2 weeks ago by the way. Not only that, the tour guide, Fiona, a volunteer staff at the chaplaincy did a superb job. She provided us with decent maps and information.




There you go. This should be easy for you to spot, but of course you have to save it somewhere so its easier for you to know what i am refering to.



Very very huge bridges, driving across the river Fort.


Some morning sunshine.


Green green green, even in the city.


Along the way shots




First stop, Kenmore. A valley sandwiched between 2 mountains. A quick highlands walk just to get the feel of it. Walking furthur will take us to Loch Tay which is the first loch i am visiting.


His name is Farooq, from Kashmir, India. Guess what, he is studying Strategic Project Management again. 38 years old. Hanged around with him and another lady for the whole trip. Very nice guy to talk with.

Just take yout time and go through the photos.







The road goes on...

Ya, this is the other lady i mentioned earlier. Clarrise from Brazil. Also SPM student and under the same scolarship. I forgotten to bring lunch and she was so kind enough to share hers with me. Very thankful for that.

We were taken up a low lying plateau. It appears there were medieval settlements here.

Breathtaking.

Among the ruins.

I think they had BBQ.

Its a good shot.





Nice trees.

Road to Loch Tay.