The Carl Palmer Band (The legendary Emerson Lake & Palmer drummer and his
new band) Plays Carbisdale Castle Sutherland Scotland November 18th.
Tickets available from Molly and Dave Invershin House 01549 421202

A unique opportunity to see one of the Legends with his new band in the
spectacular intimate and atmospheric surroundings of a Highland Castle, and
stay in the Castle for the gig.

The Gig will cost only £10 in advance (£15 on the door) phone 01549 421202
or visit www.invershin.com and ask for Dave or Molly, The Castle is the UK's
plushest Youth Hostel and offer hostel rate accommodation. Promoter Dave and
Molly own near by Invershin House and have limited room at the Inn to if you
require hotel accommodation.

Carl Palmer http://www.carlpalmer.com/

is a drummer’s drummer. A consummate professional, a brilliant technician
and a dynamic showman, he has thrilled listeners and audiences alike for
nearly four decades with some of music’s most memorable bands including
Atomic Rooster, The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown, Asia and Emerson, Lake &
Palmer. Along the way his dazzling speed and mastery of the drums, combined
with his infectious stage personality, have secured for him a respected
place in history as one of Rock and Roll’s greatest drummers More.
http://www.carlpalmer.com/carl-bio.html and info on his top line Band

Carbisdale Castle http://www.carbisdale.org/

is situated in the most wonderful setting overlooking Invershin. Come and
stay in the haunted Highland Castle and see the gig in the Grand Hall !
Carbisdale Castle has its own Statue Gallery, art collection and ghost. This
will be an amazing experience, not to be missed.
Towering high above the rocky and salmon packed river... one of the most
opulent Youth Hostels in the world - Rough Guide to Scotland Carbisdale
Castle Youth Hostel stands on the south bank of the Kyle of Sutherland in a
prominent position on Carbisdale Heights, Scotland. It was built between
1906 and 1917 for the Dowager Duchess of Sutherland. Since then it has
housed wealthy and influential people, and even served as a royal refuge.

This fantastic building has accommodation for approximately 189 guests, so
book now! The Castle has a large art collection and a collection of Italian
marble statues on display in a main gallery. check the Facilities at the
Youth Hostel http://www.carbisdale.org/pages/facilities.htm.

Carbisdale is set in an area of extensive natural beauty over - looking the
river Kyle and The Autumnal Colours are second to nowhere this time of year.

Travel

Carbisdale Castle has its own Rail Station check http://www.scotrail.co.uk/
for schedule, and is situated north of Argay on the B364 and offers ample
car parking

Carbisdale Castle is decked in history and has seen a king, a prince and a
duchess. Castle History

In 1945 the Castle was bequeathed to the Scottish Youth Hostels Association
(SYHA) and set up as a Youth Hostel.It is the Association's flagship Hostel,
receiving fabulous reviews from travel writers and guests from all over the
world.

Booking your stay in Carbisdale Castle

couldn't be simpler! You can book on-line using our secure booking system.
You are just a few clicks away from securing bed and breakfast in a haunted
castle.
If you would feel more comfortable dealing with a person you can contact our
friendly customer service team. They are available from 9am - 6pm (Mon -
Fri) on 0870 1 55 32 55 or can be e-mail at reservations@....

You can also book by telephoning the Castle directly on 0870 004 1109. The
Hostel Manager and staff will be pleased to help you and answer any
questions you may have.

What a Gig!! Don't Miss it!!

Rob Ellen



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