RE: WHAT ARE YOUR PLANS FOR THIS CHRISTMAS - 2

#16 by lynne webb , Sat Oct 08, 2016 9:31 pm

My daughter and 4 grandkids have invited themselves, only for dinner though.

#17 by astoness , Wed Dec 28, 2016 3:18 am

COUPLE OF PICCIES OF BABY JAMES AT MY HOUSE THIS CHRISTMAS...

making a mess of his yogurt and dressed in his little elf suit opening a pressie

#18 by astoness , Fri Dec 30, 2016 6:27 am

hope you liked my chirstmas pics of baby james folks....right i am just starting to pack my case again off next week on a 4 night highland heritage coach tour ...red carpet treatment..sherry reception...evening entertainment...2 days trips out..full breakfast and evening meal..dining rooms on top floor of hotel so that we can take in the surrounding views..should get some good shots with me camera great way to start the new year...link below if you want to take a look..staying at the ben doran hotel..must pack my thermals i think

http://www.highlandheritage.co.uk/hotels...en-doran-hotel/

#19 by Sheldonboy , Fri Dec 30, 2016 8:04 pm

Lyn you will love it. I have been on Highland heritage holidays twice. Ian Cleaver is a very nice and very rich man. There will be even more food than you can pack away and it is always great quality. You will love their Haggis it is to die for. They only use the best coaches and all the service is teriffic. I know you will have a great time..

#20 by Sheldonboy , Fri Dec 30, 2016 8:07 pm

Quote: astoness wrote in post #18
hope you liked my chirstmas pics of baby james folks....right i am just starting to pack my case again off next week on a 4 night highland heritage coach tour ...red carpet treatment..sherry reception...evening entertainment...2 days trips out..full breakfast and evening meal..dining rooms on top floor of hotel so that we can take in the surrounding views..should get some good shots with me camera great way to start the new year...link below if you want to take a look..staying at the ben doran hotel..must pack my thermals i think

http://www.highlandheritage.co.uk/hotels...en-doran-hotel/

When you read about the head gardener, he is Ian Cleaver who owns the whole set up, a great guy.

#21 by astoness , Fri Dec 30, 2016 8:09 pm

thanks sb...if i dont enjoy it i will blame you [Hammers] my only concern is i am a free spirit...like to do things when i want to do them..time tables are not my thing but im happy to give it a go...bought a nice woolen bobble hat today

#22 by Slow Jo , Fri Dec 30, 2016 8:12 pm

That look's fantastic lyn ,hope you enjoy your self,don,t forget some pic,s.

#23 by astoness , Fri Dec 30, 2016 8:15 pm

thanks jo...dont worry i shall have my camera well primed

#24 by Sheldonboy , Fri Dec 30, 2016 8:16 pm

You may feel slightly regimented but it's the only way to get so many people around so many trips so that you see everything. You will get plenty of time at places, all coach tours are the same they have to be. Depending on your trips, ferries may be involved. HH are very professional and loads of people go back many times.

#25 by astoness , Fri Dec 30, 2016 8:26 pm

yep sb...it all boils down to personal preference i think..anyhow for the money its worth a go..

#26 by Sheldonboy , Fri Dec 30, 2016 8:29 pm

Quote: astoness wrote in post #25
yep sb...it all boils down to personal preference i think..anyhow for the money its worth a go..

Lyn I know you and I know Highland Heritage as I said before you will love it, trouble is you have to come back.

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