River Spey

So it's very, very limited because obviously you want to make sure that we can really give attention to everyone that is there.

And it's right next to the River Spey.

So we have a beautiful location.

Most of it, the whole idea is kind of a little bit of the clash of being on the absolute frontier of technology and then being in the most beautiful natural surroundings.

Yeah.

And then we had a, and then subsequently I went out to a wedding in Scotland and there was, we did a day on the River Spey, which was really nice.

I love it.

We had a very funny ghillie who was endlessly trying to, he was like, he was, I can't do a Scottish accent, but he was asking all the girls that were with us, any of you menstruating? Because he wanted to rub the fly on their vagina because apparently the hormones are really good for the fish.

Yeah.

Grantown-on-Spey becomes Green Town today, as an environmental awareness festival's gonna be held in the town.

Yeah.

A number of different groups will be at the event.

Others argue that he genuinely wished to find common ground with Scotland, but whatever his private thoughts, his public decision changed the course of history.

In June of 1650, Charles II landed at Speymouth, very ironically near the mouth of the River Spey in Moray.

After years in exile, he had finally returned to Scotland.

His arrival should have been a triumphant moment.

The warehouses had been split into two, and the first half of it was kind of like, it was like this science lab and all the, the, the artists were there and they did a mini show.

And then you walked through and everyone sat in this kind of arena, and there was like, they'd made a mini Spey River, like cutting through the stage with the audience.

And then the show came on.

I'm sure you guys have seen Cirque du Soleil before.