When you're 56 degrees north of the equator daylight is in good supply at this time of year. Sunrise was at 4:30am! and by seven it was as light as noon.
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| My route |
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| The Falls of Dochart in Killin |
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| The ancient burial place of the Clan MacNab is on an island in the river. |
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| Loch Tay - I took the minor road on the south side. |
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| The River Tay at Aberfeldy |
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| Near Crieff |
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| Perth |
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| The impressive bridge over the River Tay, completed in 1771. |
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| From the bridge there is a view to the North Inch |
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| The North Inch is a large park |
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| The Inch was the site of the "Battle of the Clans" in 1396. Effectively a mass trial by combat to settle a feud. Read the gory details here. the battle |
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| Most towns in Britain have a statue of Queen Victoria but here is one of her husband, Prince Albert. |
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