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"Obviously Bill Brady does not have a clue about food this restaurant has never advrtised and it is full every weekend, the food is"
"being a illusionist my self i have to say that jon is one of the universes greatest close up workers and his slight of hand is i"
"This review from mr brady is absolutely ludicrous.I happen to know that the owner is also pretty much hands on as head chef in the"
"We have now been to see this famous man on several occasions now and everytime is a MAGICAL experiance.This guy keeps coming back "
"WE ARE A FIFE BASED COMPANY WHO MANUFACTURE A REMOTE CONTROLLED OPERATED HOIST WHICH TAKES UP TO 40STONE 240 KG AND CAN BE USED IN"
"Go and see john at shimla palace on a sunday night great entertainer for all ages, my 3 year old son loved his tricks and he made "
"Ive seen Jon for the first time and he was fantastic, his wit matched with his talent was the most entertaining thing Ive seen for"
"I have been advertising my business through Citylocal Fife for the last two years with great success. Angus Whitton always deli"
"We were so glad we chose Ewan to photograph our wedding. He took time to find out what we wanted and put us at ease on the day. "
"Our family were in stitches as this man worked his magic at our table!!! Absolutely brilliant. How does he do it????????"
"We didnt like the food at all, rubber microwave rice, sauce all tasted the same so obviously from a jar. And the garlic mushroom "
"On first entering this hotel I was very pleased with the bar and restaurant area. The food was good and the service faultless. H"
"John o donnell is a great magician we were at the kingdom of fun in dunfermline when he approached our table and showed us amazing"
"first saw this man at restuarant in markinch, then again at shimla palace in cowdenbeath, would recommend people to book him as he"
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Kenmore
Kenmore is a small village in Perthshire, in the
Highlands of Scotland, located where Loch Tay drains into the River
Tay.
The village dates from the 16th century but was originally known as
Balloch. The name was allegedly changed because Victorian tourists
mispronounced it as "bollock" and were embarrassed.
The Kenmore Hotel, commissioned in 1572 by the then laird Colin
Campbell, has its origins in a tavern built around 70 years earlier
offering accommodation and refreshments. It is reputed to be
Scotland's oldest hotel.
Taymouth Castle, another Campbell creation, replaced its
predecessor, Balloch Castle (built in 1550 and demolished in 1805)
and was completed in time for the visit of Queen Victoria in 1842.
Taymouth Castle is now privately owned and has a fine golf course in
its grounds. Kenmore Bridge dates from 1774 and the village as it is
today was laid out in the 18th Century by the third Earl of
Breadalbane.
The Crannogs of Loch Tay, artificially created islands of which
there are 18 in Loch Tay, are thought to have been in existence
before 2000 BC. The Crannogs not only afforded excellent protection
against unruly neighbours but protected the ancient Celts from the
thick forest (inhabited by wolves, wildcats and bears) that grew to
the shores of Loch Tay at the time. The biggest "Crannog Island"
that can be seen today is in the loch just off by Kenmore and was
the burial place of Queen Sybilla, wife of Alexander I of Scotland.
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