Mark was a fantastic fellow. Inchcome island was a fantastic place I defiantly need to go again... read more
Best hour we have spent in a long time! Mark was a wonderful, knowledgable guide as well as being... read more
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Mark was a fantastic fellow. Inchcome island was a fantastic place I defiantly need to go again when I don't get attached by the seagulls as it was there birthing season and they were protecting there young. Need to explore all the WW2 buildings. Defiantly...More
Thank you for coming on our Inchcolm Abbey Island tour. I'm glad you enjoyed it and hope to see you again.
Best hour we have spent in a long time! Mark was a wonderful, knowledgable guide as well as being highly entertaining. We have lived locally for years but were amazed at how much we learned. Highly recommended. Adrian and Jeanette
Thanks for coming on the tour. It is amazing how much history is right on our doorstep, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Delighted to have spent a couple of sunny hours today in the company of Mark Taylor who introduced me to some of the fascinating history and stories of the Royal Burgh - from 11th century Queen Margaret to the newest bridge over the Forth, with...More
Thanks for coming on the tour. The variety of history between the bridges is amazing. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
More than happy to add another 5 star review to Mark's stack. This was an incredible look at the still-growing history of three engineering landmarks, as well as a terrific look back on the history of a region that plays as a unique facet in...More
I was glad you managed to make the tour, I really enjoyed showing you around and thanks for all your great comments. I hope you come back again sometime.
Had a fantastic tour round Inchcolm island with Mark. We have visited the island many times but gained a totally new insight from this informative and interesting addition. Both my husband and I enjoyed it, and Mark also kept it fun enough for our 9...More
Thank you for coming on the tour. I am glad you and your family enjoyed our new walking tour around Inchcolm Abbey with Maid of the Forth. If I remember correctly you all had great singing voices in the Chapter House. Maybe see you on...More
You get a lovely view of the Three Forth Bridges. Plenty of parking and some lovely little shops to browse
I went to Queensferry, lovely and ancient Royal Burgh, close Edinburgh. The Forth Bridge is a symbol for Scotland and I visited it with pleasure. I think that it's a place to see and visit again.
Organised this with Mark outside of season for my dad's 80th- my dad;s a ferry men himself originally and knows a fair bit about the place- but he loved it too and learned a but about the black castle!!! You can't fail with this one-...More
Thanks for choosing to come on our tour for your Dad's 80th. It was a fun tour to do. I am glad you all enjoyed it and the weather was pretty good for this time of year. It was great to find out his family...More
Mark Taylor was our guide on this beautifully informative and fascinating insight into the local history and culture of South Queensferry and beyond! Mark who was a local lad shared his knowledge, enthusiasm and passion for this little town steeped in history which made this...More
Thank you for coming on the tour and well done for braving the weather when quite a few didn't. I am really glad you both enjoyed the tour and it was great to show you around. Hope to see you again "doon the ferry".
A visiting friend and I had a delightful engaging fun time during the walking tour run by Mark. He made the history and place come alive with great story telling. Great time well spent - will send other friends to enjoy.
Thanks for coming on the tour. I'm glad you had a great time!
