Sunset on Skagerak

A great sunset on a dead calm sea.

Storebelt

This really is a big bridge. To illustrate, we sailed under it with a ship 15 stories high

Kiel

A quick cruise to Kiel. This was the kind of maritim motive I was looking for.

Multiple choise

And with this view of the duty free shop at the airport we end this travel document. Good bye Scotland, we'll be back.

The Street

... or the gay spot, as Tom told me after the first night. Me, I didn't notice until a nice scottish bloke tried to pick me up. Good thing about the gay scene though, they serve very good drinks. Cheers mate

Stone walls

seem to cause trouble for cell phones here. Signal quality varies a lot, within very short distances.

Me

After viewer storms, we proudly present: ME. At the Oz. From Aussie as in Australian. Tom felt like coming home

The Castle

You can see it frm about anywhere in Edinburgh, and this is quite a good view of it.

English breakfast

This is one of the things I love most about Britain. The absolutely over the top breakfast. Probably because a trip here involves drinking, and there's nothing like this after some heavy drinking the night before

Rose street

After a tip from our excellent Rabbie's guide, we went to Rose street. Lots of pubs and restaurants and small shops. Just north of Princess street it's not hard to find either

Malt vinegar

The Scots are, even more than other Brits, suckers for deep fried food. And accompanied by: Malt vinegar. After trying it out I have to agree. It certainly adds to a dish of fried food, like the all present Fish'n chips.

A rainy hike

What probably was supposed to be a nice hike through some beautiful scenery, turned into a VERY WET walk. It was raining cats and dogs, and then some. To add to the misery; it started raining as we left the bus, and stopped as soon as we came back

The Famous Grouse experience

This actually takes place at the Glenturret Distillery in Crieff outside Edinburgh. A rather small still, wich gave us a good insight in the prosess of making malt whisky. The tasting after the tour was of course the highlight.
Cheers mate

Rabbie's trail burners

On a guided trip in the scottish countryside today. With an excellent guide, it was quite an entertaining and educational experience.

Guildford Arms

This was really what I would come to expect from a place that calls itself a pub. And a great assortment of beer as well. Only downside is the closing time, wich is just as traditional as the rest, 11 o'clock. Good night.

The Scottish Parliament Building

This building is, acording to my guidebook, a scandal. Costing 10 times that of the original budget of 40 000£. That is abot the same as our own new opera house, wich leads me to believe the budget was a result of typical brittish understatement.

Haggis

Yes. It's time to find out what this is all about. The subject of so many jokes. Actually... 
it's very good, I liked it a lot. Thank you

A tasting experiense

Here we are, with 4 different single malts. Ahh, life is good

The Castle

No trip to Edinburgh without visiting the Castle rock

Early lunch

We decided on the brittish consept of; no alcohol before lunch. The answer, of course, is early lunch