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As a Scotsman living in Scotland, it's slightly embarrassing to ask, but fact is, I've seen very little of my country. Done Loch Lomond a few times, Oban, Ayrshire coast, Eyemouth to Edinburgh, Edinburgh (haven't even been in the castle) and worked in Shetland for 2 years.
Gotta be loads of chitchatters with happy memories of Scottish excursions. Folk keep telling me how great Skye is, so got that on my list.
Gotta be loads of chitchatters with happy memories of Scottish excursions. Folk keep telling me how great Skye is, so got that on my list.
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i went to skye a couple of years back, there's nothing there, As you'd expect i guess. Not my cup of tea though. I get bored looking at fields.
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The "Welcome to England" sign.
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Wick. Some lovely rocks as I remember.
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Get on the ferry and check out
Arran Bute Jura All very special |
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Take a trip to Rosslyn Chapel (made famous thought dan browns da vinci code), my english aunt was up last month never meet her before.
She really wanted to see it,ffs said I but no problem will take yuo,great day and really fascinating tbh :) |
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Sutherland
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All of it - except Glasgow and Dundee.
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Blair Atholl in Perthshire is stunning, spent a good few weekends there fishing and being generally on the beers, highly recommended. The former in laws are from there and the great great grandfather was the ghillie and used to organise the shooting parties at the castle.
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been to most of the hebrides, mull, skye, colonsay, coll , tiree, islay, uists, barra , lewis and harris . would recommend mull the most out of these. also like ullapool up in the north west. would defo not recommend stornoway, its a dump .
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Carol Smillie
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Greenock and Port Glasgow nice this time of year
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take the road from loch lomond to fort william to gairloch to ullapool to loch laxford and on up to durness.
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Greenock and Port Glasgow nice this time of year
as there's less daylight |
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and gourock
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inverary is nice. nice run down to knapdale forest from there, see the beavers. also run back up coast towards oban is excellent, through kilmartin and then on to easdale island.
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Gourock is too posh. Check out Coatbridge, Airdrie and Motherwell. Maybe even Glenmavis and Cumbernauld.
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The forrest of Galloway has some stunning views. The bus ride round the Isle Of Arran is more of a white knuckle ride than anything at Alton Towers, and the place is well worth a visit as it is home to the best cheese I've ever tasted.
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Zola's Back Heel 25 Nov 21:15 Greenock and Port Glasgow nice this time of year as there's less daylight hhaa |
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Is Barney Rubbles still there :0
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lots of Southerners will think Glenmavis is a romantic sounding place
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Arran's great wur especially Blackwaterfoot which is straight across the island from Brodick,I stayed here about 10yrs ago and it was superb
http://www.bw-kinlochhotel.co.uk/ also stayed at Inverary at the weekend it's a great place too,I stayed here in a superior suite for 2 nights DBB for £139 for me and Mrs G http://www.crerarhotels.com/ourhotels/loch_fyne_hotel/?gclid=CNet7-2Lp54CFVSY2Aod_xqbmQ if you go to Inverary,go to The George Hotel,it has entertainment fri+sat nights,the food and drink is excellent and reasonably priced(btw you can get a bus from Glasgow to here) |
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Take the West Highland line train from Glasgow right through the middle of nowhere to up north. Fantastic scenery across parts of the country where roads have never been...
http://www.seat61.com/WestHighlandLine.htm |
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agree with big guru, george hotel nice hotel. food nice.
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Zola's Back Heel 25 Nov 21:15
Greenock and Port Glasgow nice this time of year as there's less daylight Pantwettingly good effort :^0 |
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If you go to Bute, check out mansion House
It is truly jawdropping in its indulgent excesses However if you see any funny looking characters in pubs, don't take pictures of them on your camera phone The place is crawling with gangsters |
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Fort William north Including Skye,terrific sceanery all the way.
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Don't go any further south than Aberdeen imvho ;)
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Sutherland = the only county in the UK that has no traffic lights
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Watch the film Local Hero - it's done on the West Coast on the road to Mallaig. Gorgeous.
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try watching the wicker man, that was filmed in Scotland and the locals starred in the film and were told to behave as they normally would...........scary
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airport home
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When people talk of scenery, what do you do after looking for 2 mins???
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You go back inside the distillery, of course.
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Of course.........but rocky scenery in Scotland is same as Lake district and (strangely considering the weather difference!) south east Asia
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I generally go fishing or climbing up there. Depends on the weather and the whisky. Mind you, I've got relatives all over the place. I once walked over most of Scotland, it took me four months. Hardly spent a night outside.
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none. please stay away you southerners ;-)
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Jersey.
Full of Jocks. |
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Er...like...ALL THE ISLANDS, ffs !!
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Anglesey isn't
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