5th, 6th and 7th Day Edinburgh and Inverness

Edinburgh was not as crowded as during the festival in August. Though it was a breeze walking along Princess Street and Leith walk it lacks the festive moods Edinburgh is famous with. Royal Mile was quite crowded but not much activities though. Preparation for the Tattoo at Edinburgh Castle was still on going.

Wifey at the famous Royal Mile

Preparation for the Royal Edinburgh Military at the Edinburgh Castle

Somewhere near the Edinburgh Castle

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We left Edinburgh this morning and headed for St Andrews. The wind was so strong and temp was a low 9 degrees. There were quite a number of golfers in action and seeing them playing in a sweater and wind breaker. After an hour we left for Dundee.

Driving towards St Andrews

At the Old Course

By the sea of St Andrews

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We spent a short while in Dundee walking in the old city, after which we left for Inverness the highland of Scotland 200 miles up north. The scenery along the way was breath taking with rolling mountains and farmland. After driving for more then 2 hours, we arrived in Inverness at 6pm.

Wifey along the street in Dundee

By the comic character statue, Dundee

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Summer Lee B & B

By the riverside at 8pm in Inverness

Another riverside posing