The next morning we hopped aboard the first Flying Scotsman train heading south to cruise along the North Sea, appreciating a picturesque view of the craggy coastline and numerous ultra-green golf courses, including Carnoustie, where The Open will be next week.
We switched trains in Dundee and headed to Leuchars, our stopping point for St. Andrews, which in my opinion is the prettiest little village in Scotland. Not to mention the Royal and Ancient golf course! This town beckons to be re-visited and explored with much more time on my hands. Anyone want to go with me next time?
Then back to Edinburgh where we hiked up, up, up a cobblestone street along which we saw bagpipers and other kilt-wearing Scots, to Edinburgh Castle with a breathtaking overview of the city of Edinburgh, the Firth of Forth, and the North Sea.
I just can't figure out why we were so tired when our train finally pulled into Lancaster that night, can you?
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Hurray! Your blogs are so much fun to read, my fabulous aunt! I can't wait to see you on Sunday and hear your stories in person. Have a happy happy birthday....will it be on a plane? I get those time changes mixed up! Love you! Aubs
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