Legendary Scots comedian Sir Billy Connolly left staff at a Highland hotel a hilarious message during a recent stay.
As reported in the Press and Journal, earlier this week the Glaswegian spent two days at the four-star Kincraig Castle Hotel, near Invergordon, while filming a new documentary.
As he was leaving, staff plucked up the courage to ask the Big Yin to sign a photograph of himself receiving his knighthood last October.
Sir Billy agreed, leaving a message true to his sense of humour.
He wrote: “To the staff at Kincraig Castle, f**k off!”
However the hotel’s staff aren’t letting the swearword put them off and insist it will be “a wee gift for the wall”.
Staff tweeted: “It was a great honour and privilege for us to have Sir Billy Connolly, the ‘Big Yin’ staying with us over the past couple of days!”
Some of our staff pictured with the man himself, Sir Billy Connolly! (and a wee gift for the wall) #kincraig pic.twitter.com/9AKfd41dlk
— Kincraig Castle (@KincraigCastle) June 12, 2018
It was a great honour and privilege for us to have Sir Billy Connolly, the ‘Big Yin’ staying with us over the past couple of days! #highlands #inverness pic.twitter.com/mCZ8hDw5IT
— Kincraig Castle (@KincraigCastle) June 12, 2018
While filming the new documentary, Sir Billy has spent time in the Hebrides, Wigtownshire and Rothesay.
