I love Scotland but those evil little bastards stop me going.
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Scotland - Does anyone go?
- Thread starter Blootoof
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Love Scotland.
Stayed up there 18 times in the last 5 yrs and find the scenery stunning.
Me and Mrs Kippax are seriously considering moving up there to enjoy are wind down years together, probably in Perthshire
Stayed up there 18 times in the last 5 yrs and find the scenery stunning.
Me and Mrs Kippax are seriously considering moving up there to enjoy are wind down years together, probably in Perthshire
To be fair, that wasn't because you were cold, you'd just forgot where you had put them.To be honest I used to love the cold of the North especially Germany and Scandinavia. Too many years of living down south now, I struggle much more with the cold as I get older. Went to East Sussex recently and had to buy a coat and gloves.
Prefer it to anywhere else in the U.K. tbh. Glasgow one of my favourite cities and spend time there as and when I get chance. Love the hustle and bustle of the place and if I’m after a bit of peace and quiet I’ve a little place in the isle of Whithorn which is a pretty breathtaking hidden gem which requires a drive through some of the most stunning scenery in Europe.
Scotland is ace.
Scotland is ace.
standupifyouhatemanu
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Love Stirling and the surrounding area. Stay at some lakeside lodges by the Lake of Mentieth, Scotland only lake don’t you know. Lochend Chalets owned by Nick Nairn and his family. Highly recommended for a relaxing break.
Blue Tooth
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Hoolie. That is all.It is fresh.
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Glencoe is stunning. We stayed in a suite at Glencoe House Hotel last year, it’s lovely and very handily placed for hiking up Ben Nevis, sea kayaking, etc, the usual tourist stuff. It’s also close to what they call the most scenic drive in the UK, where the fictional Skyfall Manor was set in the Bond film.
journolud
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Did the NC500 last year and a couple of shorter trips. Aim to do some more this year, lovely country
Protein Junkie
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I was up there last year visiting family in Ayrshire. As a history buff found time to go to Bannockburn and Stirling Castle. Two more off the Bucket list.
Borders are great too especially Melrose.
Borders are great too especially Melrose.
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I’ve worked all over the place for years and still get a buzz when I’m headed back . Some great places to visit .
Id done a few trips to Skye and last year persuaded the wife and daughter to come for a weeks holiday . Great timing as it was in the middle of the heatwave at the beginning of June. Everywhere that is, except Skye and the NW of Scotland where it pissed down for a week , more or less non stop. Blew a gale most days too.
We hired a lovely house with amazing views which we only saw on the day we left to come back home .
They have both refused to go back this year :)
Id done a few trips to Skye and last year persuaded the wife and daughter to come for a weeks holiday . Great timing as it was in the middle of the heatwave at the beginning of June. Everywhere that is, except Skye and the NW of Scotland where it pissed down for a week , more or less non stop. Blew a gale most days too.
We hired a lovely house with amazing views which we only saw on the day we left to come back home .
They have both refused to go back this year :)