1-9-07
Nothing but praise here too.
Worth a special trip just to see the toilets.
NB cafe stops serving "proper" food at 3pm (shut totally at 5pm), and just do cakes and traybakes :-)
NB2 They advertise a restaurant open here at weekends but when we came on Friday night there was no sign of life. Recommend phoning first to avoid disappointment... and if you go to the Kilmartin Hotel across the road, you will be disappointed! Worth driving to Cairnbaan instead. |
5th September 2007ce
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1-9-07
Came here for a meal after last night's disappointment with the Kilmartin Hotel.
Restaurant was fully booked (Saturday night) so we had a barmeal. As far as we could tell, it was the same menu and specials.
A very busy place, and understandibly so because it was high quality, with a good wide choice of food.
Acceptable average price
We'll be back! |
5th September 2007ce
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31-8-07
Went for a barmeal here - food was acceptable but fairly basic, nothing majorly satisfying about it.
Expensive for what we got.
They do a real ale here though, for those who are interested! |
5th September 2007ce
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Now reopened after a major refurbishment.
There is a decent-sized "Scotland's First People" Section, including stone axes, arrowheads, flint chips, a Viking hogback stone, a carved boat, carved balls from Aberdeenshire and an excellent lump of Rock Art, Greenland 3.
As for refreshments etc, there's a coffee place in the central hall but the Cafe in the lower ground floor is far better; and good value.
(Parking cost as of Nov06 was £1 for 4 hours) |
26th November 2006ce
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Previously known as Pebblethief...
Based currently in north Northumberland but soon to be returned to Cumbria.
Area covered by travels includes Scotland and north of England.
Often to be seen wandering aimlessly staring at the ground dragging a large rucksack (contents usually assorted cameras, GPS, batteries, bananas, plastic bags, pebbles).
Favoured habitats are places with plenty of sky and powerful scenery.
http://www.pebblesfromheaven.blogspot.com
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