Braemar breakfast?

"John Philip" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Heading for Linn of Dee tomorrow morning and eventually Devils Point and
Cairntoul but fancy a decent breakfast. Any suggestions between Aboyne
and Braemar or the Blairgowrie to Braemar road.

JP

Spittal of Glenshee Hotel - fantastic and as much as you can eat.

"John Philip" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Heading for Linn of Dee tomorrow morning and eventually Devils Point and
Cairntoul but fancy a decent breakfast. Any suggestions

One option would be to adopt the practice of those members of the outdoors
fraternity who claim that, in former times, they prepared their meals, with
the aid of a primus stove, outside the Fife Arms Hotel. Apparently, the
pleasure afforded by such an arrangement was enhanced by the expressions to
be seen on the faces of more genteel passers-by.

--
Alan Law

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Heading for Linn of Dee tomorrow morning and eventually Devils Point and
Cairntoul but fancy a decent breakfast. Any suggestions between Aboyne
and Braemar or the Blairgowrie to Braemar road.

I was up that way a week ago, but from the other direction (Larig Ghru).
There was a lot of water in the Dee and Lui, but it may have run off by now.
Enjoy you trip - it looks like the weather will be picking up. Oh, and I
nearly forgot - take midge protection, I was nearly eaten allive in Glen
Geusachen - I've never seem midges so bad!

Regards: Jim Ford