Trip preparations for our trip to Great Britain are getting ridiculously uncanny. First, I decided that we should setup a base camp in Kingussie, Scotland for our time in the Cairngorms. Then I found out that it was used for some scenes in one of my all-time favorite series, Monarch of the Glen. Okay, cool, not enough to make me absolutely have to stay in that village should a better location show up, but, still, pretty cool.
Recently, I found out about Lacock Village and decided that we would make that another base camp because I was intrigued by the thought of a village that "remains largely unchanged over the centuries." Then I found out that it was used in the famous 1995 Pride and Prejudice series (I don't need to mention how much I love that series, too) and some Harry Potter movies (I love Harry Potter, too.) Now I am definitely making sure that we include this stop in our itinerary!
And today, after some discussion with J. about exploring other mountainous regions of Scotland and settling on Ben Nevis and Glen Coe, I discovered that the village Glencoe was the setting for my all-time favorite shots in the movie Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. And I ABSOLUTELY have to go here!
Really, this is all getting a little...strange.
2 comments:
Don't forget you're talking about an area roughly the size of South Carolina; serendipitous coincidences are bound to happen!
Quite true. We have to keep reminding ourselves that Great Britain is not America, and that it only takes under 11 hours to get from London to Inverness...which is 3 hours more than it takes for me to drive home.
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