Our guests are lovely

Lovely family, they came back to the cottage a second time, in October. Thanks Steven. Lovely pics, Jake is clever. I didn't recognise Inverlochy Castle from this angle, had to ask him. I should know better. Not many visitors to Fort William know that there is a brilliant castle within a short walk from the Town.



Hello John,
The week went so fast and we really had a great time and only wish we were still there now.
Michelle thanks for providing all the towels and linen, sorry we didn't meet you this time.

The walks, the peace, the beauty, the friendly people and even the weather didn't spoil it.
Just to let you know the Holly Tree is still serving excellent food and the Clachhaig too and the best fish and chips in "The Oban fish and chip shop".

We covered more area this time, from a day in Glasgow visiting where my Father in Law grew up (he had not been back to the area for over 50 years) and the NT tenement house really bought his memories flooding back.

We walked in Glencoe, around Fort William, Cuil bay and caught the ferry over to Corran and drove on the most beautiful deserted road through Morvern to Lochaine.

I attach some pictures Jake took and we really hope to return again and again.
Steven

Lochside cottage near Glencoe in the Highlands of Scotland
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20 brilliant walks around our cottage area
Easy hill walks in Glencoe
Why not walk up Ben Nevis one day?
Easier Munroe walks in Glencoe
Skiing Glencoe and Nevis range, cottage is midway between the two
Video. Skiing on Glencoe mountain
Weather in the West of Scotland
Rock and Ice climbing in Glencoe
Cycling and fishing Glencoe
Spectacular wild life around our cottage
Golf in the Highlands, Dragons tooth golf course, Glencoe
Cruising the islands, using Glencoe as a base
Safe, beautiful beaches and bays in Glencoe area
Touring the Highlands by car from Glencoe,
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