SHOW NOTES - episode 062

Come with us and your flight Captain Chris Doelle for this weeks show from Houston, Texas Sound scene tour of the Houston Texas area Suggested restaurants and places to go Bars, Clubs and more. Music by Texas band The Alice Rose with "Stop" and "Falling hard for the Girl" by Lanky..

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In recent years, air travel has significantly changed.  There are now six major air ports in Scotland: Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness & Prestwick. Plenty of flights and there are some real bargains to be had.  There are numerous carriers: Ryanair, Air Canada, American, BMI, Easyjet, BA, KLM and more.

Boeing delivers the 2,000th Next-Generation 737-700 to Southwest Airlines. The 2,000th jet sports a commemorative decal near its nose. A few years ago, Singapore Airlines was the world first airline to receive the 1,000th 747 aircraft.

For any traveller to Scotland, there are the castles and these are a must see. We visited castle Dunnottarr (pronounced da-nay-ter) which is a stunning ruin on the Northeast coast near the small town of Stonehaven, a little South of Aberdeen.  Our relative Sally, kindly zoomed us - and I mean zoomed ! - in her car there. 

Dunnottarr is from the 12th century and the castles remains are situated on a rock formation that forms a very defensible island. Once "inside" the castle, on top of the formation, however, there is a typically beautiful Scottish lawn surrounded by the castle buildings.

Castle Dunnottarr is famous in Scottish history for being the location where the Scottish royal heraldry were kept hidden from the English Cromwelian forces for a while.

For further information about this castle visit the Dunnottarr Castle website.

Administered by: Dunecht Estates Office. Dunecht Westhill, Aberdeenshire AB32 7AW. Telephone +44 1569 762 173

Admission: Adults: £4.00 Children under 16: £1.00
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 9am-6pm and Sunday 2-5pm.
Other: There is also a great guidebook of the castle available for £3.50

For those with GPS: Latitude: 56.945905° - Longitude: -2.195479°

What does a Scot wear under their kilt? Listen here!
A great interview with one of Scotlands great exports. We interview Mr David Ritchie, three time United Kingdom Grand Champion who has been playing the accordion since he was 5 years old! He now has a band The Reel Fling - www.thereelfling.co.uk - who now play at weddings, funerals and many events throughout Scotland.

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