Thursday 30 June 2016

In the footsteps of Royalty...


The annual Tibet Support Group walk has become a regular fixture in the June calendar for Gail and me. Gosh, they do always chose a lovely route.

Can you guess where we went this year?

OK, here's a clue..

And another one.  The property belongs to a certain very famous ninety year old.

The land was purchased in 1852, by the great great grandmother of the current owner. Throughout the estate, you can find cairns commemorating the nine children of this redoubtable lady...

And there is also a memorial to her beloved husband...

It's easy to see why this family have become so fond of the place over the centuries...

And luckily, they are happy for loyal subjects to wander around too.

But I was a bit disappointed not to meet any corgis.

Got it yet? 

20 comments:

  1. That certainly looks like a fun place, Wish I was there with you Bertie.

    wags
    Addi

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  2. No corgis? Are ya shure it really belongs to her?

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  3. You certainly mix in the very best circles Bertie !

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  4. OMD did you had tea with the Queen?????? Wow, you do nose the bestest places to go fur walkies Bertie!
    And I hear those corgis are very snooty so no loss missing them
    Loves and licky kisses
    Princess Leah xxx

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  5. We don't know the names of all the British castles (what kind of subjects are we - oh Canadian ones) but it looks lovely!

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  6. Hari om
    OMD Bertie, you went to Balmoral?! ...And had sunshine..???!!! Double happiness :-) hugs and wags YAM-aunty xxx (who flies back East tonight, finally)

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  7. WOW!!! That's all. Just WOW!!!!!!

    Gus n Teka

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  8. I love this place and how great that it is allowed to wander around there... and who knows maybe sometimes you really will meet a corgi or the corgi owner there :o)

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  9. BOW WOW, you always go to the most lovely places!

    Your friend,
    Christmas

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  10. BOL, I think we figured it out! What a grreat spot for a hike!

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  11. We are sure once the Queen figures out you were there another statue will be erected!

    Your Pals,

    Murphy & Stanley

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  12. Oueen Victoria 7 Albert Prince Consort you are in Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire. You lucky dog to be able to sniff royal dog pee.
    Thanks for being a friend
    Sweet William The Scot

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    1. My upper case key is not working ~ 7 was meant to be the and sign.
      SWTS

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    2. Well deduced Sweet William!

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  13. Wow! Beautiful! Maybe our Princess needs to take a casual stroll around those grounds?

    Monty, Harlow and Ramble

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  14. That is a great walk! Lots for EVERYONE to do. And it looks like the weather cooperated.

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  15. Bertie, I think you would be right at home here. Lovely pictures.

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  16. You are a loyal subject, dear doggy God-son!
    xo
    Tootsie

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  17. Bertie you and Gail take the most interesting treks!! You saw the Queen Mother's burial sight? Love the last photo
    Hugs madi your bfff

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  18. WOW. Beautiful. I would love to sniffing and walking there, and so would my person! Wow!

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