KCJC travel and tours

15/10/2023

Sarap mag photolab...nakakatuwa...kakawala ng stress

15/10/2023

Kaganda naman ng view ko...

09/10/2023

Little bella...

04/10/2023

Yung manok namin tanghali na tulog pa..nalasing yta...pero kanina isa lng yun..naging dlawa silaano kaya nangyari s knila

03/10/2023

Mag kwentong pambata muna tayo ni ate chichi...ang pulang sapatos...

03/10/2023

Bka gusto nyo po order..commnt lang po

03/10/2023

Beautiful :)

03/10/2023

03/10/2023

Open your gift of another sunrise! 🌄

03/10/2023

Yellow Rose Tree 💛

03/10/2023

The ruin of Dunalastair House, a baronial-style mansion, was built in 1862 by General Sir John Macdonald of Dalchosnie, the then owner of Dunalastair. Dunalastair estate had previously been the home of the Clan Donnachaidh of Scotland, which includes names such as Robertson, Duncan, and Reid, until the estate was sold in the 1850's by George Duncan Robertson, 18th Chief of Clan Donnachaidh.

The ruins now visible at Dunalatair are those of the third house to be built on the site. Alexander Robertson of Struan, a staunch Jacobite, lived in a house called the Hermitage which is thought to have been on the site of or near to the present Dunalastair House. This was destroyed by fire after the 1745 uprising.

A double tower house was then built on the site in around 1800 which was known as Mount Alexander. This was demolished by General MacDonald in the 1850's in order to build the present house. This is by far one of the spookiest castles in my opinion. Today the ruin is derelict, fenced up and inaccessible. Drones are also no longer permitted at the site.

📍Dunalastair Castle
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03/10/2023

Just the right size ❤️

03/10/2023

Loving how vibrant and pretty Scotland’s nature is❤️

📍Killiecrankie🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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03/10/2023

03/10/2023

Open face hot roast beef sandwiches for Sunday supper. 💚

03/10/2023

What a beautiful 🤩❤️👇

03/10/2023

Male Pileated Woodpecker (Dryocopus pileatus) feeding chicks. In Florida, USA

30/09/2023

Edinburgh Castle🍂

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30/09/2023

Amazing !! 🥰🥰

30/09/2023

From my mug to yours...☕☕

28/09/2023

Forget buying lemons. Learn How To Prune A Lemon Tree: Growing And Producing 👇💬

28/09/2023

Standing against a backdrop of rolling hills and set within its own glorious gardens, Crathes Castle is every inch the classic Scottish tower house – and a fantastic day out for all the family. Crathes Castle is 15 miles west of Aberdeen and 3 miles east of Banchory on the A93.

The Burnett family, who lived in the castle for over 350 years, had roots in the area dating back to 1323 when Robert the Bruce granted them nearby land. Alexander Burnett built the castle in the 16th century, an intricate maze of turrets, towers, oak panels and painted ceilings, many of which survive beautifully to this day.

📍Crathes Castle, Garden & Estate NTS
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