Edinburgh, Skye, Great Britain

Looking supremely happy on the Golden Mile! Just getting ready to start our “haunted” night tour. That was, in fact, quite boring and too theatrical for our tastes. I kinda fell asleep at the last part cos it was so tiring to keep straining my ear just to understand the Scottish accent.

The scenery is so good, the mountain at the back looks kinda fake doesn’t it!

Rumply bed hair, but I quite like this photo.

This looks like a scene out of a movie, don’t it? And SUDDENLY, *cue music & wind sound* a dragon flies overhead to hunt some Scottish cattle.

I am basically freezing and have no idea how Bella is holding up with her Red Indian cape that bares her forearms.

Pot of peonies at this restaurant we had a really rushed lunch. We gobbled down our food and ran the whole way back to the bus to find that there were still quite a few latecomers missing.


Our B&B that we got into so much trouble. First was giggling like a bunch of school girls while people were addressing us. Then came making too much noise after 10.30 while watching TV and playing Monopoly Deal. Finally, Van washed and dried her clothes which is against the rules. :( It could have been a awesome stay, it was so pretty!

Live prawns just unloading from the trawler at Portree. They call prawns ‘langoustines’ instead.





And in between the two pictures above, is what Jingfang coined as “Endless Sea”. Her favourite attraction out of our Skye trip.

Bagpipes! Gah, the most angelic sound you are not. Especially when your owner smells kinda funky.

The Dunvegan Castle! This is my favourite attraction at Skye, cos the guides are passionate and have pretty interesting stories on how people lived and the general culture of Scotland. Apparently, the castle is still in use by the family at times. Imagine having your own castle. WHEEEE!

Who’s an eejit now?




















