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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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hi will be hopefully touring scotland for 2 weeks from thursday 20th Aug in our motorhome any nice places of interest anyone would suggest stopping for afew nights "wink" |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Hi, maybe get near edinburgh en-route for a day, enjoy the festival,if going north can i suggest hit forth bridge before rush hour else your facing crawling over it in the same time you probably could of done Edinburgh to Aberdeen,lol,Anstruther in Fife for the best fish n chips in the world!!
Central section of scotland and west is fantastic,mountains and scenery wise, the road from Perth to Fort William is a must,Glencoe etc,fab, enjoy.
T xx |
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Scotland's a big place for such a small country. I'd suggest coming up the east coast from where you live (looks lovely by the way) through Northumberland and the Scottish Borders to Edinburgh then through Fife to Perth. North to Inverness the either north or west depending on how much time you have left. Either direction the roads are crap and the fuel's dear but the scenery is fabulous. Watch out for the midgies - they're lethal. Back down the west coast via Fort William and Glencoe (as suggested above) towards Glasgow, the M74 and homewards.
Lots of stuff to do at this time of the year - maybe too much to take in a just two weeks.
Enjoy. |
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By *oonboyMan
over a year ago
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wud suggest the west coast route up thro calander up to the highlands via glencoe /fortwilliam...then return via dalwhinnie/ east coast / fife...so terrific scenery and plenty of stoppin off places *wink*.......woteva you do ...enjoy gods country..i been here 17 yrs.....wudnt wanna live anywhere else |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hi, maybe get near edinburgh en-route for a day, enjoy the festival,if going north can i suggest hit forth bridge before rush hour else your facing crawling over it in the same time you probably could of done Edinburgh to Aberdeen,lol,Anstruther in Fife for the best fish n chips in the world!!
Central section of scotland and west is fantastic,mountains and scenery wise, the road from Perth to Fort William is a must,Glencoe etc,fab, enjoy.
T xx "
hate to contridict you their like to see but the best chippy is not in anstruther but in troon !!
called the wee hurry lol !! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hi, maybe get near edinburgh en-route for a day, enjoy the festival,if going north can i suggest hit forth bridge before rush hour else your facing crawling over it in the same time you probably could of done Edinburgh to Aberdeen,lol,Anstruther in Fife for the best fish n chips in the world!!
Central section of scotland and west is fantastic,mountains and scenery wise, the road from Perth to Fort William is a must,Glencoe etc,fab, enjoy.
T xx
hate to contridict you their like to see but the best chippy is not in anstruther but in troon !!
called the wee hurry lol !! "
sorry but the Anstruther chippy is an award winning chippy and has been voted scotlands best for a few years now, wins it every year xxx |
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" hate to contridict you their like to see but the best chippy is not in anstruther but in troon !!
called the wee hurry lol !!
sorry but the Anstruther chippy is an award winning chippy and has been voted scotlands best for a few years now, wins it every year xxx "
The problem is that so many organisations, tv stations, newspapers, websites and so on run 'best chippie' competitions that eventually every chip shop in Scotland will win an award for something.
For what it's worth my money is on McCallum's Wee Hurry. That's a bit of a misnomer - it's anything but quick. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"ahem....why are we advocating chippies on this post....its scotland and all things scottish we shud be promoting to the tourists lol.....cmon the haggis.... "
I havena seen one of those wee fuckers for ages, mind ya ... I havena been up the glens..
off to spot a haggis......
back later..... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hi, maybe get near edinburgh en-route for a day, enjoy the festival,if going north can i suggest hit forth bridge before rush hour else your facing crawling over it in the same time you probably could of done Edinburgh to Aberdeen,lol,Anstruther in Fife for the best fish n chips in the world!!
Central section of scotland and west is fantastic,mountains and scenery wise, the road from Perth to Fort William is a must,Glencoe etc,fab, enjoy.
T xx
hate to contridict you their like to see but the best chippy is not in anstruther but in troon !!
called the wee hurry lol !! "
Does fresh North Sea cod and haddock get caught near Troon then? lol |
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Not all the fish consumed in Scotland comes from the North Sea. Troon and the small ports roundabout land fish daily.
McCallums (who won the Wee Hurry) is also the best fishmonger in the west of Scotland. You'll find them off Elliott Street behind Cranstonhill Police Station in Glasgow. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I wouldna bother now... it's the 20th and they off on their tour....
posted and never came back.....
oh well....
least it's pissing down....
bitter old queen I am |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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heavens have just opened and its a monsoon type rain..
love it cause am indoors
and watching the folks run in t shirts and shorts...
did I mention I am an bitter old queen |
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