It wasn't even planned by us. But as it turned out, our last full day in Inverness was the day of the Inverness Highland Games. Obviously we went to visit. Having a great time, even though it was the only day where the weather didn't held up. It was only a little rain every now and then though. The contenders didn't really seem to mind, nor did we spectators.

A view onto Urquhart Castle on the Loch Ness from just atop the visitors centre.

That bottle I'm pointing at is of the same design and age as the first ones I found of the Glen Ord brand back when I temporarily jobbed in the logistics department of the Usego retail trading company. I haven't been able to find it again ever since. And thanks to that visit to the distillery, I know now that it is partly because it's now known as the Singleton of Glen Ord. And mostly because nearly every drop of it is exported to Asia, not leaving anything to be exported to Switzerland.
We obviously brought a bottle home from that visit though.

View into an empty cabin of the same coach.

One of the fun things is that you can actually sit into many of the exhibits. Some even have recordings running, made in the style of passengers of that time talking. It gives you a bit of an insight of how travelling back then might have been.
This is one of the early coaches of the Metropolitan (as can be read on the outside), featuring maps of the network at the time, that you can see above me.