Linn of Tummel
Last weekend, boyfriend and I went for a walk along the Linn of Tummel. It is a 19th woodland area in Perthshire, two hours away from where I live. It is where the rivers Garry and Tummel meet - linne is Gaelic for ‘deep pool’.
It is the first time we went for a walkway that was so far from home. The journey was very green, and full of life. The river itself was very dry, which allowed us to walk along the stony banks quite easily. There were families with children splashing about, as well as a few folks fishing. The walkway took us quite deep into the woods, and across an abandoned rusty bridge. The views from there were fantastic, and we took loads of pictures. After a while the sun came up, and suddenly all colours changed. It was a beautiful day.
Back home, we realized we forgot to do our usual grocery shopping. So we took out whatever was left in our cupboards snd fridge, and made ourselves a small feast. We made two types of nachos, one with cheese and salsa and the other with curry, and spicy chicken liver and paneer tikka. We also opened a bottle of wine. A perfect end to s beautiful day.
It is the first time we went for a walkway that was so far from home. The journey was very green, and full of life. The river itself was very dry, which allowed us to walk along the stony banks quite easily. There were families with children splashing about, as well as a few folks fishing. The walkway took us quite deep into the woods, and across an abandoned rusty bridge. The views from there were fantastic, and we took loads of pictures. After a while the sun came up, and suddenly all colours changed. It was a beautiful day.
Back home, we realized we forgot to do our usual grocery shopping. So we took out whatever was left in our cupboards snd fridge, and made ourselves a small feast. We made two types of nachos, one with cheese and salsa and the other with curry, and spicy chicken liver and paneer tikka. We also opened a bottle of wine. A perfect end to s beautiful day.