Today I had my small group Outlander day tour, provided by Rabbies. It ran from 9:15am-6:00pm and I got to see a lot of the major filming locations! Another great bonus is I got to meet other fellow solo travelers and bond over our love of the books and TV series. The first stop was the Queensferry. There were three bridges at this overlook and I learned that Queensferry is named for Queen Margaret, later St. Margaret, who wanted to create a pilgrimage. So she established a ferry in the 1100s that ran through the 1960s. Then a road bridge was built in 1964. However, the first bridge was built 70 years before as a rail bridge for trains in 1890. At that time it was the 2nd highest structure in the world short of the Eiffel tower. Next up was the first Outlander film stop, known to fans as Lallybroch! Its official name is Midhope Castle and it is located on a working farm. If you look carefully at some of the pictures you can see a blue structure and some scaffoldi...