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actually stands for something. It took me awhile, and when I got it I laughed and laughed... and laughed. Just like the GB stickers stand for Green Bay. I mean, what else could it stand for? Everyone here obviously just really loves the Packers! I told that to Michael our tour guide. He kinda looked at me funny, mumbled something then walked away. I wonder if it was something I said..


After chillin with Nessie we went to the battlefield of Culloden. No, I didn't see the stones Claire went through before the battle, sadly there wasn't time. But since I plan on living in Inverness soon, i'll have time to look :)



Ahh.. Castle Mey. The late Queen Mother bought it in the 50's and restored it. Apparently spending every summer since then there. I can't blame her as it's very beautiful. She's a spunky lady. I loved hearing stories about her and seeing her photos wearing sly grins. And she lived to 101. good number, that :)

Moving right along.. (I'm skipping Wick since I'd bet my life Heidi has that one covered) We're at Skara Brae on Orkney and these homes were discovered with the natural errosion from the sea. Over 5,000 years old and preserved wonderfully by the sand. It looks like nice weather, eh? Look closer at the people in the pic. Everyone got soaked, and if you had an umbrella it broke. I worried for my camera cause it started fogging up, but was fine a few hours later. There were a lot of things to see, but most of us didn't want to get off the bus for the pics. I tried taking pics from the bus, but ended up with blurry fuzz. Lots of standing stones and archeological dig sites all over the island. You can't even build a home unless the archeologists check out the land and clear it first.

We also saw a huge nordic cathedral where none of my pics turned out. Not even of the Holy Handgrenade. Heidi's did, though. Hopefully she'll post it. This is our cabin on the ferry to the Shetlands. Cute, eh?