Perthshire is an absolutely stunning place. It's renown for it's ancient trees, beautiful hills, and sparkling rivers. Having spent a good number of weekends at Bankhead, we thought we ought to share some tips we've learned over the years.
Fishing on the River Tay by Dalguise; it's apparently a good spot for graylings, and the odd trout and salmon. However, nothing was biting on the last Saturday of January... Not that we tried; we were chickens and didn't want to get into the freezing water in waders. Instead, we were shown by friendly neighbour, DT, how to cast and not nick our own ears in the process. Altogether an enjoyable experience.
posted by akatsukira @ 19:43
Initial plans were to post as two people under one pseudonym (hence "bramble", our mutual favourite soft fruit), but P never could be bothered to post anything. So now it's just akatsukira on her tod. She has now ported to akatsukira.com, but is still maintaining these blogspot pages. Leave her a note anywhere; she still cares.
We started this weblog to showcase some of the delights of Perthshire, where we have spent many enjoyable weekends over the years. P's parents have a farm on the A923 between Dunkeld and Blairgowrie, and we're setting up a website to help promote their bed and breakfast online.
This journal will document the changing seasons that make up life at Bankhead.
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