Crain Gorm

(best read with a Scottish accent)

We took an amazing 6 hour journey with Gordon and Margaret along the lowlands, to the midlands and way up into the highlands of Scotland... we went over bridges at inverkeithing, through kinrossi milnthort, just missing auchtermuchty, over the bridge of earn through dunkeld, ballinluig, drumocter, killiecrankie, pitagowan, dalnaspidal, kingussie and turning at aviemor to go into the highands at glen more we went on through the queen’s forest dodging bicycle racers up into the mountain of crain gorm...the 6th highest peak in scotland...we rode the tram up to the top of the ski lift had soup and bread, admired art and read books in the gift shop, relaxed and .... from there we headed down toward the west coast through the glories of wild scotland through the passages at rothiemurchus along loch linnhe to Fort William (the only place along there named by the British if you couldn’t guess) along the flats up to glen coe through the rain and waterfalls by altnafeadh and the bridge of orch by beinn dorain through tyndrum, crainlarch and glen ogle to ardvorlich, comrie, crief, gilmerton along by perth and back down the east coast back to edinburgh... Canada has gotten so much from scotland, including our first prime minister.... and i have been thinking how interesting it would be to have gotten a few more Scottish names for our cities...