A trip to Scotland - Fourth day by: Carlota Egea, Júlia Font and Eva Bosch

A TRIP TO SCOTLAND - FOURTH DAY OF TOUR

The fourth day we left Brandford to Armadale town and we took a ferry from the Island of Skye Towards Mallaig. We visited that small fisherman town and went towards the Glenfinnan mountains with amazing views. We went to visit the Glenfinnan Monument and the famuous Glanfinnan via duct which is a famuous bridge because it was in the Harry Potter film. 

From here we admired the snowy mountains, rangers where there is Ben Nevis. We could see a landscape full of clouds that were reflectet in the still waters. From here we went to Fort William, and towards the mountain ranges of Glencoe, very steep mountains, one of the most beatiful places of Scotland, where there were the massacre of 1692 at the time of Jacobinism and where 38 members of the McDonald's clan were killed in Glencoe while they were sleeping in their tents and more than 40 women and children died while fleeing og their houses that had been burned outdoors in the cold. In fact, it is know as the valley of weeping. It has been chosen to record a lot of films for it's rugged and sad landscape. Here we went for a walk down the valley. There were a lot of dees grazing in  freedom. We could see a lot of streams which went down the river coe, situated in the middle of the valley of three sisters. 

After that week, we ended to a very famuous village of fisherman called Oban with its important port and its incredible breathtaking sunset.