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The sender is inviting their mother on a trip to Scotland from August 4th to August 13th. They will be flying to Edinburgh and spending time relaxing and exploring the city on their own before joining a tour group. The itinerary includes visiting various historic castles, battlefields, and lochs. They will see Inverness, travel along Loch Ness, visit the Isle of Skye, and see more castles and sites. They will return to Edinburgh and visit more locations before their farewell dinner and departing for home on August 13th. The sender expresses their gratitude to their friend Al for encouraging them to take the trip.
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The author spent nine months in the Scottish Highlands, where she found incredible natural beauty and inspiration as an artist. Some highlights included driving through forests and mountains on the journey there, visiting the Isle of Skye with its stunning beaches, and Glen Affric which she considered the most beautiful place. Though the author had to leave Scotland before her year was up, she was lucky enough to see the Highlands in all four seasons, including a magical experience of heavy snow four days before departing. The natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands left a profound impact and the author hopes to return someday.
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Magnus, the bored Icelandic horse, will attempt to give you a host of reasons, from his unique perspective, of why you SHOULDN'T come to Iceland. For example, waterfalls are a dime a dozen, you can't gallop on volcanic cones, whale-watching is all hype, etc.
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Orange is one of the most exciting emerging gourmet destinations in New South Wales. The district and its surrounding historic villages abound with charm, fine wine and good food.
It’s little wonder that it was recently named in Australian Traveller magazine as one of Australia’s top five ‘Foodie Weekend’ destinations.
Our bespoke and accompanied tours are aimed at introducing intimate groups of 6-12 to the delights of the region.
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Memory - meeting in Norway, Emilia and Weronika.
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Mom and lori
- 1. Merry Christmas Mom
- 2. Remember that trip we took to Lake Geneva last fall? Remember the trip we took to Lake Geneva last fall?
- 5. This summer, from August 4 to August 13 we are going to… Scotland !
- 6. It was absolutely IRRESISTABLE!
- 7. A special thanks to… I saw the Tour and said, “O-M-G!” “ What’s up?” he asked, “ Let me see!” I knew it was crazy and much too far-fetched, But he only took a minute and said, “ Go! Do It!” Al ! I will be enternally grateful!
- 18. The End … and now the wait begins!