Day Five - Walking Tour of Moffat

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"The Ram" in the middle of High Street.	The group getting ready for the walking tour. In the background they coach is being loaded for the Borders Day Tour.	According to The Guinness Book this is the world's narrowest hotel - the Star Hotel. Note the width compared to the people and the truck - barely wider than a car garage!!!

The sign on the gate of the Moffat Cemetery.	Our local guide on the left explaining something about the cemetery.	The headstone for John Loudon MacAdam - the inventor of "Tar Macadam" or "Tarmac" road surfaces used all over the world today.

A view of St Andrews Church - site of Sunday's Church Service, and the upcoming on Friday AGM. (Stretched by computer so it's not "leaning back").	The sign outside the Black Bull Hotel - the oldest building in Moffat.	A view of part of the Black Bull Hotel.

The walking tour group after the tour.	A Moffat in Moffat mailing postcards to Moffats. Alas they didn't get a Moffat postmark though :-((	Lisa busy on the certificate for John Murray - a Moffat local who amongst other things he did for us put on the theatre - a female version of "The Odd Couple".