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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I spent many years training to be a chef. I was working in dunkeld hilton at the time and they had cheap chef accommodation. After work we all used to get so d*unk as there was not much else to do so one night I decide I wanted to watch the sun rise. Dont no why tbh I was d*unk and it was a d*unk itch. So I climbed over the edge of the bridge to where the ledges for the lights were, sat down and watched. I must of sat there for hours by myself. It was breath taking view when the sun started coming over the mountains and shining on the river below and now my favourite place in Scotland. Even though some cunt phined the police thinking I was going to commit suicide  its still today my perfect place.
What about everyone else? Please serious answers everyone |
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By *avie65Man
over a year ago
In the west. |
I have two.
One is sitting at the topnof a hill out side of town watching the sun go down over Arran and the Paps of Jura, I'm about 15 miles from the coast.
The other is driving down the Clyde. The view as it opens up just after the Erskine Bridge is amazing, in all weathers. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The airport  il 2nd that one if I’m at the airport means I’m jetting off to the sun  "
exactly lol . Although Scotland is lovely . It’s also access for me to go to the homeland  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Most of it, there’s some stunning buildings in our cities, quaint towns and harbours, breathtaking beaches, mountains and forests. The light whether it’s sunshine or showers is always stunning but my favourite is early morning or dusk. The ever changing mood from rain, wind, hail to showery and glorious sunshine, I love it all and I wouldn’t be anywhere else in the world!!!  |
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By *avie65Man
over a year ago
In the west. |
"Most of it, there’s some stunning buildings in our cities, quaint towns and harbours, breathtaking beaches, mountains and forests. The light whether it’s sunshine or showers is always stunning but my favourite is early morning or dusk. The ever changing mood from rain, wind, hail to showery and glorious sunshine, I love it all and I wouldn’t be anywhere else in the world!!! "
I could be but only for a short time. I don't think I could live anywhere else. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Most of it, there’s some stunning buildings in our cities, quaint towns and harbours, breathtaking beaches, mountains and forests. The light whether it’s sunshine or showers is always stunning but my favourite is early morning or dusk. The ever changing mood from rain, wind, hail to showery and glorious sunshine, I love it all and I wouldn’t be anywhere else in the world!!!
I could be but only for a short time. I don't think I could live anywhere else. "
I know what you mean |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"On Syke, Sligachan area and road North of Portree. But there's loads more, Syke just came to mind. Saying that when it's raining buckets, the airport looks good......"
We do rain so well though… kinda like a rainy day cuddled up or a good thunder and lightning storm |
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"On Syke, Sligachan area and road North of Portree. But there's loads more, Syke just came to mind. Saying that when it's raining buckets, the airport looks good......
We do rain so well though… kinda like a rainy day cuddled up or a good thunder and lightning storm "
Airport joke aside, love the smell after a storm on a hot day when everything is drying up.... |
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By *avie65Man
over a year ago
In the west. |
"On Syke, Sligachan area and road North of Portree. But there's loads more, Syke just came to mind. Saying that when it's raining buckets, the airport looks good......
We do rain so well though… kinda like a rainy day cuddled up or a good thunder and lightning storm
Airport joke aside, love the smell after a storm on a hot day when everything is drying up...."
Just so long as you're out in it though.
That smell is neat as nice as... |
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"Loch Lomond and Helensburgh. It's lovely on a warm day
The run up the west side of the loch then up to Glencoe is amazing. "
It's so peaceful on a boat, and I'm no fan of cold water. Spend many a good time there with my kids |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"On Syke, Sligachan area and road North of Portree. But there's loads more, Syke just came to mind. Saying that when it's raining buckets, the airport looks good......
We do rain so well though… kinda like a rainy day cuddled up or a good thunder and lightning storm
Airport joke aside, love the smell after a storm on a hot day when everything is drying up....
Just so long as you're out in it though.
That smell is neat as nice as..."
Roses after the rainstorm? Fresh Bread? The McVities biscuit factory?? Bacon???  |
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By *avie65Man
over a year ago
In the west. |
"On Syke, Sligachan area and road North of Portree. But there's loads more, Syke just came to mind. Saying that when it's raining buckets, the airport looks good......
We do rain so well though… kinda like a rainy day cuddled up or a good thunder and lightning storm
Airport joke aside, love the smell after a storm on a hot day when everything is drying up....
Just so long as you're out in it though.
That smell is neat as nice as...
Roses after the rainstorm? Fresh Bread? The McVities biscuit factory?? Bacon??? "
Nooo, I was thinking about something a bit more delicate.  |
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"On Syke, Sligachan area and road North of Portree. But there's loads more, Syke just came to mind. Saying that when it's raining buckets, the airport looks good......
We do rain so well though… kinda like a rainy day cuddled up or a good thunder and lightning storm
Airport joke aside, love the smell after a storm on a hot day when everything is drying up....
Just so long as you're out in it though.
That smell is neat as nice as...
Roses after the rainstorm? Fresh Bread? The McVities biscuit factory?? Bacon???
Nooo, I was thinking about something a bit more delicate. "
Bacon you said the magic word |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Right across the road from my parents old fisherman cottage, where I grew up, bang on the North East of Scotland coast... So beautiful on a sunny day, sea sparkling. And amazing and powerful on a stormy day, stirs the emotions. Only trouble is when the sea smells bad |
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By *avie65Man
over a year ago
In the west. |
"On Syke, Sligachan area and road North of Portree. But there's loads more, Syke just came to mind. Saying that when it's raining buckets, the airport looks good......
We do rain so well though… kinda like a rainy day cuddled up or a good thunder and lightning storm
Airport joke aside, love the smell after a storm on a hot day when everything is drying up....
Just so long as you're out in it though.
That smell is neat as nice as...
Roses after the rainstorm? Fresh Bread? The McVities biscuit factory?? Bacon???
Nooo, I was thinking about something a bit more delicate.
Bacon you said the magic word "
As much as bacon (ham) smells delicious I was thinking about something else!  |
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"On Syke, Sligachan area and road North of Portree. But there's loads more, Syke just came to mind. Saying that when it's raining buckets, the airport looks good......
We do rain so well though… kinda like a rainy day cuddled up or a good thunder and lightning storm
Airport joke aside, love the smell after a storm on a hot day when everything is drying up....
Just so long as you're out in it though.
That smell is neat as nice as...
Roses after the rainstorm? Fresh Bread? The McVities biscuit factory?? Bacon???
Nooo, I was thinking about something a bit more delicate.
Bacon you said the magic word
As much as bacon (ham) smells delicious I was thinking about something else! "
Ah, Davie man....I thought you'd got the smoked rashers ready |
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By *avie65Man
over a year ago
In the west. |
"On Syke, Sligachan area and road North of Portree. But there's loads more, Syke just came to mind. Saying that when it's raining buckets, the airport looks good......
We do rain so well though… kinda like a rainy day cuddled up or a good thunder and lightning storm
Airport joke aside, love the smell after a storm on a hot day when everything is drying up....
Just so long as you're out in it though.
That smell is neat as nice as...
Roses after the rainstorm? Fresh Bread? The McVities biscuit factory?? Bacon???
Nooo, I was thinking about something a bit more delicate.
Bacon you said the magic word
As much as bacon (ham) smells delicious I was thinking about something else!
Ah, Davie man....I thought you'd got the smoked rashers ready "
There is time yet! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Driving a train up the coast from Dundee to Aberdeen is absolutely stunning and the views from the cab on a warm sunny day is spectacular
Also over the forth rail bridge at night is something special when it’s all light up |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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An old school friend's parents had a house out in the countryside, overlooking Loch Ness in Ault Na Goire, Gorthleck, Inverness. Sitting in my boxers and watching the mist lift off the loch with a big mug of coffee and a cigarette was perhaps my most perfect moment. I was alone and there were no radios playing, no cars or trucks. |
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