点评:Admission was just a voluntary contribution of any amount, cash or credit card accepted.
The open air museum sprawled over a large area so allocate enough time to see the entire place. The easiest buildings to visit were located by the admission gate. They were split into two areas: Middle Village and Aultlarie Croft. Some examples included a church, train station, post office, and tweed shop which were richly decorated with period furnishings and items. Collections of curling stones, shinty (like hurling), tweeds and tartans were some of the museum collections also found around the village.
We also finally got to see the highland cows up close. They were quite cute especially following one of the employees around thinking they might get fed!
The Pinewoods section was quite the walk but worth it. We passed through a section that was devastated during a recent storm that knocked down a large number of trees. The Baile Gean 1700s village at the end had a very helpful and informative staff member who was a wealth of interesting information. I am glad she was there. Do note that inside the buildings smelled heavily of smoke since it was a method of pest control that was quite effective in keeping out vermin.
Plan to spend a couple hours here.
翻译:门票是自愿捐赠,金额不限,现金或信用卡均可。
露天博物馆占地面积很大,所以要预留足够的时间参观整个地方。最容易参观的建筑位于入口处。它们分为两个区域:中村和奥特拉里克罗夫特。其中包括教堂、火车站、邮局和粗花呢商店,这些地方都装饰着富丽堂皇的古董家具和物品。博物馆的藏品还包括冰壶、曲棍球(类似曲棍球)、粗花呢和苏格兰格呢。
我们还终于近距离看到了高地牛。它们非常可爱,尤其是跟着一位员工四处走动,以为它们可能会被喂食!
松林区虽然走得有点远,但值得一看。我们经过的一段区域在最近的一场暴风雨中遭到严重破坏,暴风雨刮倒了大量树木。最后到达的是建于18世纪的Baile Gean村,那里有一位非常乐于助人、知识渊博的工作人员,她提供了大量有趣的信息。我很高兴她在那里。请注意,由于这是一种非常有效的害虫防治方法,所以建筑物内部烟味很重。
计划在这里待几个小时。