General Wade's Bridge, Aberfeldy, Scotland
Today, I visited the small town of Aberfeldy in central Scotland. This serves both the local community and is popular with visitors.
Above is the famous, General Wade’s Bridge dating from 1733. This was built by the British military as part of an extensive road building project in the Scottish Highlands.
Below is an image of the town’s whisky distillery which is part of the Dewars group and provides tours for visitors.
Aberfeldy Distillery, Perthshire, Scotland
Here is the centre of Aberfeldy which features a wide range of shops and facilities.
Town Square, Aberfeldy, Scotland
This is a former water powered mill but now a combined bookshop, gallery and cafe. Situated in the centre of town.
Watermill, Aberfeldy, Perthshire
Here is the Black Watch pub. This is named after a famous Scottish regiment which was first raised in a field nearby around 1739.
Black Watch Pub, Aberfledy
Monument to the raising of the Black Watch Regiment. Located on the banks of the River Tay.
Black Watch Monument, Aberfeldy, Scotland
Aberfeldy golf club.
Aberfeldy Golf Club, Perthshire, Scotland
Image form the Birks of Aberfeldy, a water and woodland setting close to Aberfeldy. A pleasant circular circuit is open to walkers. This location inspired Rabbie Burns to write ” Birks of Aberfeldie”.
Birks of Aberfeldy, Perthshire, Scotland
Aberfeldy offers lots of history and activities in a pleasant, central Scotland setting.
