The Highlands

Our first stop was House For An Art Lover in Glasgow, which is Jenny's wedding venue for Sunday, to meet up with the others.

It was a really pretty house with a gorgeous garden filled with art and flowers.

When everyone started to get hungry, we stopped at Bonnie Braes for lunch which was an interesting cafe with thistle designs on the tables, toilets which sounded like they were haunted and deep fried mars bars.

Kylie was excited to have her first Irn Bru of the trip and sounded like she was asking for a bottle of fine wine when ordering it.

Our next stop was Eilean Donan, the castle which was featured in the movie Highlander.

There was a wedding taking place and no-one around to sell tickets, so we were able to sneak across the bridge to the castle without paying.

When we got back to our car, it was surrounded by tourists taking photos of it and peeking inside, which was something we were going to have to get used to for the rest of the trip.

Tom and I then checked in to our Bed & Breakfast which was nice, with bunnies outside of our window, but we felt it was a little strange being asked where we were going and when we'd be back. It felt like living with our parents again.

We regrouped later that evening and went for dinner in The Gabbro Bar at The Broadford Hotel where Drambuie whiskey was invented.

Tom and I shared a falafel burger, which didn't feel particularly Scottish but tasted pretty good.