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Afternoon Tea in Scotland, Atholl Palace Hotel, Pitlochry ... This most traditional Tea (or coffee) begins with a with freshly cut finger sandwiches and a sumptuous selection of savoury and sweet scones followed by an ... 2.
Things to see in Pitlochry and Highland Perthshire, Atholl Palace ... Just 7 miles to the north lies Blair Atholl and Blair Castle, seat of the Dukes of ... At the Atholl Palace we can arrange salmon or trout fishing breaks. ... 3.
Pitlochry and Highland Perthshire, Atholl Palace Spa Hotel ... After passing the Blair Athol distillery, on your right, continue under a railway bridge and turn right into the Atholl Palace entrance. ... 4.
Fish for spring Salmon, Atholl Palace Fishing Hotel, Pitlochry ... 2 day Spring Fishing offer at the Atholl Palace Hotel From 15th January 2008 ... We can arrange casting tuition with one of Scotland's finest instructors, ... 5.
Fish for spring Salmon, Atholl Palace Fishing Hotel, Pitlochry ... The river Tummel, only a few hundred yards from the hotel, offers you, perhaps, the best chance of a spring fish at a very affordable price. 6.
Fish for spring Salmon, Atholl Palace Fishing Hotel, Pitlochry ... The river Tummel, only a few hundred yards from the hotel, offers you, perhaps, the best chance of a spring fish at a very affordable price. 7.
Fish for spring Salmon, Atholl Palace Fishing Hotel, Pitlochry ... The river Tummel, only a few hundred yards from the hotel, offers you, perhaps, the best chance of a spring fish at a very affordable price. 8.
Afternoon Tea in Scotland, Atholl Palace Hotel, Pitlochry ... This most traditional Tea (or coffee) begins with a with freshly cut finger sandwiches and a sumptuous selection of savoury and sweet scones followed by an ... 9.
Pitlochry and Highland Perthshire, Atholl Palace Spa Hotel ... Atholl Palace Hotel, Pitlochry, Perthshire PH16 5LY ... After passing the Blair Athol distillery, on your right, continue under a railway bridge and turn ... 10.
Afternoon Tea in Scotland, Atholl Palace Hotel, Pitlochry ... This most traditional Tea (or coffee) begins with a with freshly cut finger sandwiches and a sumptuous selection of savoury and sweet scones followed by an ... |
