Scotland - Does anyone go?

[blue cigar]

The people are great, down to earth and friendly. It's a stunning place, the major cities have different characteristics. Glaswegians would give you their last pound, aberdonians are tight as fuck and a tad dour. All things being well I'll retire to Scotland.

 

[flook]

Have you noticed every post says similar?
They all mention the countryside the views the scenery.
No one mentions the people.


Just sayin'

to be fair you don't see that many people in the highlands, and those you do see are mostly not local :)

 

[Blue Mist]

to be fair you don't see that many people in the highlands, and those you do see are mostly not local :)

Yeh fair enough, to me though they are just posh Americans.

 

[Berts Neck]

I heard it is affected badly by midgets in the summer.

 

[Mike N]

Going for the first time to Edinburgh in March. Also booked a cottage in September near the Moray Firth. Looking forward to both.

 

[aka blue jambo]

Going for the first time to Edinburgh in March. Also booked a cottage in September near the Moray Firth. Looking forward to both.

Enjoy give me a shout if you need any tips

 

[Phil1]

Have you noticed every post says similar?
They all mention the countryside the views the scenery.
No one mentions the people.


Just sayin'

The people are the best in the whole wide world.
(Typed whilst my Glaswegian missus hovers over me with a scowl that says she’ll kick my head in if I say otherwise...)

 

[Mike N]

Enjoy give me a shout if you need any tips

Cheers pal!

 

[andyhinch]

The people are the best in the whole wide world.
(Typed whilst my Glaswegian missus hovers over me with a scowl that says she’ll kick my head in if I say otherwise...)

She might kick your head in for thinking it ;-) I used to run a gang of Glaswegian scaffolders, it was never dull.

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

Beautiful country.