Seaweed On The Scottish Highlands

Having been in Edinburgh for a few months, we were invited to join the trip to the highlands of Northern Scotland. In May, it was still cold, but the flowers covered the street corners. That means the plateau is also entering the green season, waterfalls, rivers and lakes have woken up after days of cold and white snow. the M9 highway runs straight to Stirling, the gateway city to the northern mountainous region, breathtaking roads between the sea and mountains After running through the local shimmering gray stone houses, the bus stops for a long time Stirling radio dates back to the Middle Ages. Both the city and architecture in Stirling are not large, but this place has always been the pride of the Scottish people because many historic turning points have begun here

. The big battles are shown in detail in the castle's museum, we especially love the colorful handcrafted carpet weaving factory, especially the carpets that tell the tale of catching Unicorns - unicorns, emblem Around the castle, the colors of the Spring Plateau have begun with white snowdrops, gently blooming upside down to the ground covered with dry leaves. Next is the bright yellow daffodil, then the pink peach color shimmering in the warm spring sunshine. Azaleas in purple, pink, red and yellow color are everywhere, from the castle gardens to scattered across the mountainside and forest paths Looking at the forest park in the distance, the purple bell flowers were blue.



Covering the entire sky, forming a purple paradise with soft and romantic curving paths.A quiet corner of Oban Bay On the way we passed, the amethyst flower was also purple in color but softer flowers covered halfway up the hill… From Stirling, the car drove on to Oban, the west coast city of Scotland. Along the way, there are many beautiful lakes that this country calls Loch. Loch is a Nordic term for very deep lakes. As a coastal city that is covered in fog from afar, it receives high rainfall due to the hot currents along the coast. In a sunny afternoon, Oban Bay views from a beautiful hill, Scottish cities are only a few tens to a few hundred thousand people at maximum, but the level of care for townhouses is unlikely to match. The sea, streets, forests and hills are pure as if there is no dust, one is the background to highlight the other and all create a splendid harmonious scene The Ancient Ancient Town of Stirling The best of the tourism industry Oban is a tour on rocky islands in the bay to watch seals, otters, and seabirds.



On the boat, we get a panoramic view of the ancient coastal city from the bottom up and it is a perfect picture. Then the figure of the seal appeared in the sudden rain. If the weather is sunny, the seals will lie in the sun on this small island, leaving the seal island, they continue to go to the salmon farm and the brewery to learn the rich history of the Oban people. . The salmon here are famously delicious, and the wine is so spicy that no one in the group dares to try the second time. Unlike the previous two routes, the road from Oban to Fort William is a try. challenge for the drivers. It was cold and foggy, but no one fell asleep because of the unimaginable twist of the road to the plateau.



The road running along the sea was like entering a magical land with curves. Next, no wonder the Harry Potter story originated in this country. Our group is very passionate about the above series, so we think of all kinds of things. It is necessary to set foot in this land to understand why the imagination of female writer J.K Rowling can be so rich. So, the people here also "help" increase the feeling of visitors by placing large shining warrior statues on the sides of the road. This way is probably to startle the driver but less sleep, not just for decoration. And yet, on the side of the road, when we passed, there was still a car, when cornering, crashed into the trees on the side of the road, almost fell into the cliff.



Harry Potter train and beautiful Cloud Island. of course we can't ignore Jacopite - the railway that runs from Fort William to the seaport town of Mallaig, is called one of the most beautiful in the world. the shores of Loch Lomond and the foothills of Ben Nevis, across the wilderness and Glenfinnan viaducts familiar in the Harry Potter series. There are carriages on the train that sell items that are often mentioned in the story, and others with the same layout as in the movie. The steamboat looks classic and romantic, but when the smoke spills into the seats, it is not very pleasant. Fortunately, the group only sat on the train for a few hours. Arriving at the small port of Mallaig, we took a ferry to Isle of Skye.Isle of Skye, the largest island in the North of Scotland, famous for its lush green fields, jagged cliffs creating a very majestic landscape.



macro. It is also called May Island because of Skye t.

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