The Falkirk Wheel
	Turning				On a boat on the Falkirk Wheel
			Tunnel
	Trip back down
					Another boat on the wheel
					Soroptimists sign
					AEndr has a rest
	Edinburgh-Glasgow train (or vice versa) on line which goes over that tunnel
					Ganesh and Seamus on the Antonine Wall
			Yes, our car is still in the car park (the green one)
			Ganesh on a wall
			The sheep are scared of Ganesh, it's not like he's Welsh!
			We're staying next to a power station too!
					Castle Stalker
					This is a series of locks, one leading into the other
	There's a road and a railway at the bottom, bridging over the canal
	We were lucky enough to watch a transit down
					The bridges at the bottom are swing bridges
	We played with camera settings
					AEndr gets a go on the footplate
	A break at Glenfinnan station		The viaduct at Glenfinnan
					And Mallaig station
					The locomotive does a run around
					Us on the viaduct
			Finally, a decent window reflection shot
					Ardnamurchan point is the most westerly point of mainland Britain, further west than Land's End. It has a lighthouse.
	The actual westernmost bit is a bit harder to get to - and we didn't have time to walk to it.
					Unfortunately, on these very narrow single track roads, going off road to pass another car isn't always a good idea
					And the view from where we stopped...
	Without signal where we stopped, we ended up stopping somewhere else with a nice view to phone to find a garage.
			Waiting in the queue at the ferry terminal
			And when we spotted another classic train at Kyle of Lochalsh, we stopped to take a peek
			Skye Bridge
			And we arrive at Lochcarron, where we finally find a garage with a replacement tyre (ours was irreparable)		From Lochcarron we drove across the Bealach na Ba on the Applecross Peninsula. This is a windy tortuous route, single track, passing places, hair pin bends. We were glad of the new tyre. Most photos are taken from the car window while on the move.
			A warning notice
					And we stop at Applecross for a breather
	On the way back, we stop at the lookout which is the highest point. Ganesh takes a GPS marker.				It's a bit misty for the view to be that good
					And then we drive to Inverness on much wider roads (relatively)
			Keep your eyes peeled for a monster!		We have an obligatory boat trip
	Urquhart Castle
			Not sure why Ganesh photographed my teeth
	Apparently he was trying to get a picture of himself in my glasses
			A working trebuchet
					Aha, Ganesh up the tower!
					An interesting accident with the wrong camera settings and a moving object
	This was what was meant to be got		This white cat likes to sit under warm car engines and rub against them
					Having been petted, she wanted in the bedroom
	Seamus likes the four poster bed		Nenthead Mines, mineshaft