Aberfeldy, Kenmore and Glen Lyon is a very special area of Highland Perthshire, home to the beginnings of Britain's longest river, Europe's oldest living thing and Scotland's loveliest glen.
On
YOU TUBE - Aberfeldy,
Scotland - This
short clips takes you rpund the town, whoing such places as the
Water Mill Book Shop and the town itself. (3mins 21secs)
On YOU TUBE -
Grandtully Rapids are Scotland's top Kayak and Canoe slalam
course - Grandtully Rapids is Scotland's top
Kayak and Canoe slalam course, with competitors from Britian and
further afield, including Olympic Athletes competing here each
year.
On YOU TUBE - The Black Watch
Highland Regiment parade through Aberfeldy (9mins 48secs)
On YOU TUBE - An open music session
at the Ben Laws Hotel (3mins 26 secs)
Have a look at the local Tourism Association web site http://www.visitaberfeldy.co.uk/
Mid January each year since 1947, fishermen from all over Scotland gather for the opening of the new season following the Pipe Band to the river Tay..
Customer Rating: / 5 starsArchaeological evidence indicates the area was inhabited for over 5,000 years. It is as a sacred place. The yew tree is Europe's oldest tree 5,000yrs.
Customer Rating: / 5 starsAberfeldy the town, has its origins dating back to 1796. It is interesting that the town did not exist when General Wade built his bridge over the Tay
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