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Re: Since I have Resigned (Reply to this comment)
by cr01
Thanks Virginia - I know how you feel, there is much of the world I will never clap eyes on either. I just count myself lucky to have experienced what small part I have.
I'm pleased to be of a little service... lol
Speak soon
Chris
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Oct 16 '06
2:59 pm PDT
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Since I have Resigned (Reply to this comment)
by Granniemose
myself to the fact that I shall never get there, it is great to see these woundrous sights through your eyes. Thank you for a great review.
Virginia
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Oct 07 '06
9:46 pm PDT
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A good friend (Reply to this comment)
by ddustyrose
of mine lives in Invararity (Gateside) so shopping in Dundee is something we did quite frequently during my stays in Scotland.
The "roond aboots" (round abouts) took some getting used to!
Glencoe was my favorite spot in Scotland! It was literally breath taking!
Dusty
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Oct 07 '06
8:09 pm PDT
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there's nothing (Reply to this comment)
by ifif1938
like that first sight of a castle in the distance...Always makes my heart beat faster with the anticipation of seeing it up close
Loved your review, wish I was there..
Barbara
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Oct 06 '06
9:04 am PDT
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A party at the MacDonnell's? (Reply to this comment)
by gaelkm,  in Hotels & Travel
Oh that does sound lovely. I was caught up in your wonderful descriptions of Dunluce! Thanks Chris.
~gael
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Oct 05 '06
7:37 pm PDT
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I love castles! (Reply to this comment)
by whalewatcher
Probably not surprising since I grew up in Germany and explored many of those grand old ruins when I was young. There is something deliciously mysterious and sinister about them. We've yet to travel to Ireland, I guess it's about time. You whet my whistle :-))!
Claudia
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Oct 05 '06
9:08 am PDT
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And What I Like Best About Your Travels, My Friend......... (Reply to this comment)
by ruby950
is that I get to read about them in my nighty! Sounds like a divine place. Will you be my travel planner when I get to your part of the world?
Enjoyed this one, Chris!
Deb~
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Oct 04 '06
8:06 pm PDT
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Sounds like a neat place... (Reply to this comment)
by reginafug, in Hotels & Travel
and now that I've seen your photographs, the picture in my mind is complete.
Enjoyed reading about it!
Regina
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Oct 04 '06
6:40 pm PDT
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Lovely (Reply to this comment)
by DAnneC
Himself and I visited Dunluce in 2003--another of those places I've yet to write about. I loved it for several reasons: the location, the view, the lively yarns associated with the lords and ladies who dwelt there, and--last but not least--its connection with the Manners/Vernons, to which I claim a relation.
Well done!
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Oct 04 '06
3:34 pm PDT
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Well ! (Reply to this comment)
by gillandtony
During an evening storm in 1639, part of the cliff beneath Dunluce collapsed taking the kitchens with them.
That's one way to get out of the washing up, I suppose.
Gill
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Oct 04 '06
2:40 pm PDT
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