Just the other side of the Loch from the Crannog Centre is Kenmore, the Taymouth. This charming church is the Kenmore Kirk and sits squarely at the end of the town "centre". Directly behind me as I take this photo is the Kenmore Inn, the oldest Inn in all Scotland. Of course, what small village visit is complete without a trip to the local pub? The Kenmore Inn holds the Poet Bar where in 1782 Robbie Burns penned a poem on the chimney. Barely readable, at least to these eyes, that poem still adorns the wall in Robbie's own hand.
Some very interesting Arsenal bits today.
Read here
and here to get the gist. I've not the time to write out my own thoughts on the team.
Wastrel On!
(Listening to: Kashmir by The Housejacks)
16.2.06
Kenmore Kirk
Just the other side of the Loch from the Crannog Centre is Kenmore, the Taymouth. This charming church is the Kenmore Kirk and sits squarely at the end of the town "centre". Directly behind me as I take this photo is the Kenmore Inn, the oldest Inn in all Scotland. Of course, what small village visit is complete without a trip to the local pub? The Kenmore Inn holds the Poet Bar where in 1782 Robbie Burns penned a poem on the chimney. Barely readable, at least to these eyes, that poem still adorns the wall in Robbie's own hand.
Some very interesting Arsenal bits today.
Read here
and here to get the gist. I've not the time to write out my own thoughts on the team.
Wastrel On!
(Listening to: Kashmir by The Housejacks)
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