Hilton Head, North Carolina
 |  Hilton Head is filled with graveyards |
Relaxing at the Westin Hilton in between educational sections
Annapolis, Maryland
 The Maryland State House |  Alex Hailey statue |
Berkeley Springs, West Virginia
Girls Getaway Weekend: from the left -- Claudia, Donna, Susan, me, Barbara, and Nancy
 State Theatre (now closed) |  Time for ice cream |
Amherst, Massachusetts
My brother-in-law tuning the piano for a concert he was give at the National Yiddish Center at Northampton University
 National Yiddish Center |  Sister-in-law, Patience, with her granddaughter |
Scotland
CIE Tours Scottish Dream Tour
Part of our group: from the left -- Mike, John, Mary, Jan, me, and Nancy
Glasgow
 George Square and the Merchant District |  |
The equestrian statue of the Duke of Ellington. The interesting thing about the statue is the long-running placement each evening of a traffic cone on the top of the Duke’s head or his horse’s head (or both!).
Luss
 The port |  Local house |
Loch Lomond
 A cruise on Loch Lomond |  Loch Lomond, a lake in southern Scotland |
Inverness
 Inveraray Castle, family home of Clan Campbell |  War Memorial nearby in Lochfyne |
Argyll
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A cottage at Culloden
Glencoe
The ridges of Beinn Fhada, Gearr Aonach and Aonach Dubh are collectively known as the Three Sisters of Glen Coe
Ballachulish
 Surrounded by some of the most dramatic and beautiful scenery in Scotland, Ballachulish is a perfect base for exploring the amazing landscape of Glencoe. This village used to be the 'slate capital' of Scotland and the disused quarries can be still seen nearby. |  The view from my hotel room |
Isle of Mull
We took a ferry across to the Isle of Mull.
 Duarte Castle: Catherine Zeta-Jones supposedly jumped from here into the water, a difficult feat! |  The Highland cow |
Tobermory
 The colorful houses of the fishing village on the Isle of Mull |  Tobermory Distillery |
Aberdeen
 Crathes Castle |  Gardens of Crathes Castle |
The garden of Crathes Castle
Ballomoral
 The Royal Baker |  We were told that Balmoral is the one place where the royal family can roam freely without being bothered. |
Feugh
 The Falls of Feugh |  We stopped near the village of Banchory at the Falls of Feugh for scones and afternoon tea. |
Glamis
Glamis Castle, childhood home to the former Queen Mother
St. Andrews
 The remains of the Cathedral of St. Andrews |  The cemetery at St. Andrew's Cathedral |
Edinburgh
 Edinburgh Castle on the hill: a view from the park |  St. Giles Cathedral |
Houston, Texas
College Board Advanced Placement Conference
After the conference I visited with Kristin's family in Houston.
 The very colorful Houston Convention Center |  We were in Houston for the festival |
Joshua playing in the park
