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Sue and I flew up to Glasgow to visit with Anita on Thursday and had a great time!! Anita has a great sense of humor and had us laughing most of the time. I have a little trouble understanding the Scottish brogue, but Anita is talented and talked "American Southern" for me when I couldn't understand what was being said, LOL!!

We took a trip out to Loch Loland (I was trying to learn to say "Loch" properly with Anita's instruction and thing I coughed up a lugee on her trying!)








I just love all the old churches:



The oldest house in Glasgow:


The oldest church in Glasgow:

Ooh, it's gorgeous! I can practically see Rob Roy.

The cemetery around the oldest church (have i mentioned I love cemeteries?


Sue, me and Anita:


Friday afternoon and we were driven to Edinburg for sightseeing....

Scotland just wouldn't be Scotland without a bagpipe player in a kilt


I can't remember what this was!


Park at the base of Edinburg Castle


Edinburg Castle in the background


The skyline of Edinburg


The streets....

Oh wow!! Great pics and you had wonderful weather!!
I'm glad to see a fomer Scottish colleague of mine lied, he pretended it was barely ever sunny in Scotland...

Scotland is looking as bonnie as ever!! And the weather has been kind to you again! I think they have had quite a bit of rain outside of your visiting time, so you have been very lucky!!

It's gorgeous - wonderful photos, Teresa! And people pictures - yay!

love all these pix and the people you are with are awesome. You are so lucky and then we are that you are sharing with us.

TeresaK Wrote:The cemetery around the oldest church (have i mentioned I love cemeteries?


Sue, me and Anita:


Friday afternoon and we were driven to Edinburg for sightseeing....

Scotland just wouldn't be Scotland without a bagpipe player in a kilt


I can't remember what this was!


Park at the base of Edinburg Castle


Edinburg Castle in the background


The skyline of Edinburg


The streets....

Great pics, especially the skyline one! The one you couldn't remember is Waverly Train Station, one of the oldest buildings in Edinburgh

Thanks Mary!! that's the train station where we left our luggage while looking around -- funny I couldn't remember what it was though!!!

if that was your first time on a train t, then you havent lived. i travelled on one for 36 years. i hope i never see one again