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Ideas for your 10 day hiatus after the Scottish Highlands
Hi, Just stumbled across your blog and the trip sounds like it is going to be quite exhausting, but I'm guessing Covid19 has cancelled a lot of your plans. Assuming you do manage to do the trip, I'd suggest you give yourselves some quiet time during your "10 day hiatus" between organised tours and head to the Isle of Arran where you could maybe hire a cottage and simply get into the chill of "Island Life". I've written a Blog about things to do on Arran and it is an island that you could easily get to from Glasgow. https://www.secret-scotland.com/blog/scotland-travel-blog-june-2015 Drop me an email via our website conatct page if you want more details,

Good luck
Keep everyone posted. We arrived back in the U.S. on March10th. Shortly after that all the flights from Argentina to the U.S. stopped so we were extremely fortunate. Glad you are in a comfortable hotel. I have friends locked down in Spain until the end of the month hopefully on until then. Thinking of you.

Your trip
It does sound like a great trip.

You left me wanting more
The organ visit description is very interesting and will be shared by directing reader to it. I was very interested in the lighthouse and would have been asking Buddy lots of questions about the optics. 22 and a half miles is a long way.

Refrigerated bar rail
We were on a cruise ship that had an iced bar rail at the Martini Bar to keep them cold. It was pretty cool.

loving it.
Larry , thanks for the great blogs. We've travelled in the States a couple of times, but unless we move there, there is absolutely no way I could visit all these wonderful places. So thanks for taking the time to share.

Thoroughly enjoyed reading your adventures on the peninsula. I'm new to the area and have meant to visit some of those places written about but lost my motivation. You have inspired me. For the 2017 Kite Festival I was in SoCal so I'm looking forward to witness it this year (2018). I Thank You so very much for the insights to the places where I now live. I too am a retired firefighter, 26 years US NAVY.

Utah's many secrets
For this traveler from Oz I am intrigued by the wonders and secrets of Utah. We discovered some of its wonders on our Utah/Arizona roadtrip during a polar vortex in 2015 but you have given so many reasons to return there. Who can resist dinosaur fossil areas, petroglyphs, striated landscapes, maybe running into the ghost of Butch Cassidy who appears to have returned from Bolivia? Great stuff..

Hello from an old Valley friend.
I had to read this recent one right away! Eye catching headline!

thanks
Larry, I've really enjoyed following your adventures in 2016.. Ho9ping that 2017 is as interesting.

Blackhawk
Not Bearcat, it's a Stutz Blackhawk

Came across your blog today and enjoyed reading about your travels. Glad to hear you are doing good. Will look forward to more.