In keeping with millions of others, I became completely transfixed by the television coverage that accompanied the ten days of mourning for Her Majesty, the late Queen Elizabeth II. That said, the opening few days centred on Balmoral and the coffin's solemn and sedate journey along Royal Deeside and southwards to Edinburgh reminded me of my own trips to explore the amazing castles and their gardens in the area and this week, I'm sharing some of them with you. At the right time, some of these ideas could be of great interest to clients of yours who have a deep affection and profound gratitude for our beloved monarch for the seventy-five of totally dedicated service she gave us.
Royal Deeside's castles and gardens are truly magnificent and topped and tailed with others along the way and some time in Edinburgh, they come together as a memorable itinerary for a couple of clients, four friends travelling together or even a small group of ten to twelve.
Speyside is Royal Deeside's northern neighbour and I've added something on the Malt Whisky Trail, the only one of its kind in the world.
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