In 1788, Bonnie Prince Charlie, leader of the Jacobite rebellion against the English (1745-46), died in Rome.

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William, the Duke of Cumberland, went on to crush Bonnie Prince Charlie's forces at Culloden in 1746.

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Glenfinnan at the head of the loch is where Bonnie Prince Charlie raised his standard in August 1745.

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The golf club's new competition, the Bonnie Prince Charlie Shield, takes its name from Prince Charles Edward Stuart.

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The battle was fought on 21 September 1745 and saw Bonnie Prince Charlie and his Jacobite army win a resounding victory over the Hanoverian forces of King George II.

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As we cross the snaking, single-track bridge there is a glimpse of Loch Shiel, and of the monument that marks the spot where Bonnie Prince Charlie first assembled his Jacobite army that nearly did so well for the Scots.

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Joan of Arc could have been Brooklynn of Arc, Mata Hari could have been Dakota Hari or even North Dakota Hari, Bonnie Prince Charlie could have been Bonnie Prince Diesel and Good King Wenceslas could have been Good King Chesney.

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On day six, start with a 46-mile scenic drive along the Road to the Isles, stopping at Loch Shiel to see the historic Glenfinnan Monument, which marks the spot where Bonnie Prince Charlie first rallied the clans to his cause in 1745, the start of his ill-fated campaign to reclaim the throne.

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