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Angus Tour Offered To Scotland July 27-August 14

The American Angus Association is pleased to offer a custom planned, professionally managed tour to Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland, July 27 to August 14, 2004.  A highlight of the program is the Angus Heartland Celebration at Creiff, in Central Scotland, which coincides with the 125th Anniversary of the Aberdeen Angus Society in the United Kingdom.

“We’re very pleased to work with Terry Steele and Anchors Away Cruises and Tours to offer this first-class trip to visit the home of the Angus breed,” says John Crouch, executive vice president of the American Angus Association.  “This opportunity to see Angus cattle and explore the sights and sounds of Scotland and other countries is a unique opportunity for our membership.”

Not only will the group visit leading Angus herds in Central Scotland, but they will also attend a cattle sale, visit Scotbeef Ltd’s meat plant, a civic reception at Perth’s Royal George Hotel, which is where the inaugural meeting of the society was held in 1879, and witness a rededication of the gravestone of breed founder Hugh Watson of Keillor, and much more.

The tour package includes:

* 17 nights hotel accommodations with private facilities
* Angus Heartland Celebration—registration and activities
* Private motor coach transportation
* 39 meals
* Luggage handling
* Sightseeing and features
* Celebration hosted by Aberdeen Angus cattle society
* Services of escorts and guides for all included services

Space on the tour is limited.  For more information or to download a registration form, a complete itinerary and costs, go to www.anchorsawaycruises.com/angusscotland, or call Terry Steele at Anchors Away Cruises and Tours at 1-800-527-8666, ext. 203.

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