On June 16, 2004, Dave's daughter Pamela was married to a Scotsman, Paul Sharp at Doune Castle in Scotland. Above are his parents, the loving couple, and her parents.

    The event provided an excellent opportunity to explore Glasgow, Edinburgh, and the Scottish countryside. This pictures are from those explorations.



    Glasgow

    Glasgow was once a center for steel, textiles, and the other components of the Industrial Revolution. Industry went elsewhere in the 1960s, but the city has been reborn as a thriving twenty-first century metropolis

    Stirling and Doune Castle

    The wedding was in Doune Castle, just north of halfway between Glasgow and Edinburgh. Nearby is the city of Stirling, which has a castle of its own.

    Edinburgh

    Edinburgh is more dignified, with its dignified eighteenth and nineteenth century architecture. But it, too, is a booming city.

    The Scottish Countryside

    After Edinburgh, we went north, through St. Andrews to Inverness. From there, we came down along Loch Ness to the western coast and cut across through the highlands and the moors to Stirling again.