2nd Day of Rabbi Tour

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I want to apologise the way the blog ended last night. It was not intentional. I was rushed to finish and I had to shut down. I also missed posting the picture of Abbot the Shar Pei.

For those of you who want to see a pic of Abbot the Shar Pei with the blue tongue here you go. I do not dissapoint.

Todays blog will be short because it was a very rainy day on tour. Our first stop in the rain was a national park called Glen Afric. Its to bad that we did not have sun. Remember the pic of me holding some flowers. That was Heather. A wild flower that grows everywhere in Scotland. It has been used for many things, like as follows. Jewelery, tea, medicinal, mattress stuffing, herbal medicine, etc...

Today I was in a field of this in the National park but was not able to take any pics in the rain. It was stunning though, and to describe it would be the words "breath taking." It truly should be a national treasure. However as you can see, I managed to take a pic of some rapids before it got to bad out there.

Please meet Megan the pig. Megan lives on the side of the road in a hut on a field where she eats to her hearts content. She has her home there by the fence so people can stop by and feed her. She is in the middle of nowhere. You call her and she will come to you. In Quebec, you cannot do this because people would be cruel I think and try to make fun of her in cruel ways.

We also met a Cow pronounced (cuew) Highlander speak. AS you can see this is a Scottish Highlander Cuew, not to be mistaken for an Orang a Tang monkey since the fur looks the same. This Cuew had no name.

We arrived for our last evening at the hotel before taking off for Germany. We ate an amazing meal where for 5.95 GMB you can eat a full plate of 5 meats, veggies and Yorkshire pudding. All tasty.

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Comments

[lisa]

awww.. Megan is so cute!!

[Shae]

MEAGAN
MEAGAN is adorable! How can you eat Haggis?