Wait, there's moor...

We were passing through the Rannoch Moor as we crossed Bridge of Orchy then skirted by Loch Tulla. As the road climbed higher above this lake Mark pulled the bus into a layby. From here we got this pretty view of the Loch. Sure enough, in that same tiny parking area we found a mobile souvenir stand selling more junk we didn't need but which we bought anyway.

Day Seven (Carlisle to the Scottish Highlands)

July 19th 2006
A nice hot shower before bed helped me cool off a bit so I slept well through the night. We enjoyed a rather sumptuous buffet breakfast at the hotel. We had scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, broiled tomatos, cereals, oatmeal, orange and tomato juices and the ever-popular baked beans. In Italy and France I found most of the breakfasts pretty lacking while I've never gone wrong in Germany and Austr ... read more

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