Kerri has never been so happy to see a strange man at her door!
Hello, suitcase! Kerri figured it would be cheaper to buy new train tickets than a new wardrobe (which is a whole other story, for another blog). So, we stayed in Edinburgh an extra day and are going to go up to Isle of Skye tomorrow.
American Tourists ready to see the castle!
Looking so innocent; however, this is taken right after being yelled at by security for being in a private part of the castle. Oops! (there was a 'small' fence around it but don't they know we are VIPs?!?!!!)
(translation anyone?)
view from the rear (this isn't us but I am sure this is what we looked like, blending in as usual).
Notice the time on the poster...guess what time we showed up? If you guessed, 1:20 you were correct! That's because we were standing outside the castle taking pictures in the fenced in area.
view from the rear (this isn't us but I am sure this is what we looked like, blending in as usual).
It was hard for Kerri to say goodbye. Once the guards came, she relinquished her hold.
Until tomorrow...cheers!
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4 comments:
That's pretty cool about the bags finally showing up. American lost our car seat on our way back from Colorado; then they showed up *totally unannounced* at our door at 4:30 this morning!! 4:30am, 4:30am they called Holly's cell phone and said "hi, we're standing outside your door with your car seat, you want we should leave it on the porch?"
I know, I complain too much...
Have fun storming the castle!
Oh yeah, and "nemo me impune lacessit" means something like, "no-one provokes me with impunity". Yay Wikipedia!
Way to get the men to come to you...you're always thinking, aren't you...
The saying above the castle means "No-one provokes me with impunity". It is a Latin saying used by the Order of Thistle and the Scottish regiments of the British Army.
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