Inverclyde 🏴
Greenock Cut
On our way closer to Glasgow, we ventured up through the hills and alongside lochs to visit the Greenock Cut. We then parked up in Paisley in search of the ‘Paisley Pattern’
Days out
Staffed by volunteers and only open once a month, we were fortunate that this was the last Sunday of the month. The gentlemen (ex-firefighters) were so willing to talk to us and show us around. Gramps would appreciate this museum.
Pitches & Park-ups 🏕️
Starting to head north and now a little further around the coast.
Family Life, Learning and Travel
A small coastal town looking across the Firth of Clyde to Great Cumbrae Island and the Isle of Bute
20 minutes from Glasgow.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site on the bank of the River Clyde.
Confusingly not in Dumfries.
A wild parkup in town on the way to Dumfries house. Probably not where King Charles stayed whilst visiting Dumfries House recently.
One of the best National Trust (for Scotland) properties that I think we’ve visited. Passed down through generations of the Kennedy family, renovated and extended over the decades.
Our first campsite with a pool and we had a bonus movie night amongst the parkruns, many playtimes and laundry.
Dumfries and Galloway: the three smaller counties and Galloway Forest.
Parkruns are a little more sparse around Scotland but so far we have been able to get to one in each County. This one was just North or Ayr.
We rocked up at the Scottish time of 09:30 for parkrun.
Knockcushan Beach Carpark was to be our park-up but plans changed.
The largest Forest Park in Britain at over 300 square miles and the UK’s first Dark Sky Park.
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