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    Hi I'll be visiting Scotland the last week of August:thumbs:
    What places should I visit?
    Must see?
    Where to stay?
    One week will be enough?
    How many days at Edinburg?
    Glasgow worth it?
    I´m thinking of renting a car?:whistle:
    Thanks

    #2
    don't do it mate

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      #3
      but if you must....


      Edinburgh to Skye is a good old trip, with the best of scotland and some cracking roads to boot....


      what exactly do you want to see? castles, whisky golfcourses or sheep




      I am sure some of the oil sheikhs will be along shortly to give some more accurate advice:whistle:

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        #4
        Originally posted by northernjim View Post
        don't do it mate
        :hahaha::hahaha:

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          #5
          Take loads of money (you'll have to buy them all drinks) and a mosquito net.

          Google Translate will also be useful. :bigcry:

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            #6
            the Scottish are on holiday in Spain?:hahaha:

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              #7
              It all depends what you want to see like Jim said. :thumbs:

              There are some great roads with the best views in the UK and i would recommend a run from Edinburgh Up over the forth road bridge to fife,
              Then take the tourist route all the way over to crail and up to Saint Andrews.

              Pitlochery is great if you fancy the highlands there are some great roads and places to visit on the way.


              But were ever you go scotland is Great :smokin:


              Or if you are really brave there is always Glasgow :hahaha:


              Some great liks
              Edinburgh’s beauty is both staggering and stunning but the city is more than just a pretty face.

              Welcome to Pitlochry, one of Scotland's most beautiful and vibrant destinations, offering year-round charm and unforgettable holiday experiences.

              Discover the region of Fife. Including things to do, break inspiration, tours, unique experiences, travel tips, events, festivals, places to eat and more.

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                #8
                Originally posted by shimmy View Post
                Take loads of money (you'll have to buy them all drinks) and a mosquito net.

                Google Translate will also be useful. :bigcry:
                Drink YES :beer: Translater No only the English need this :hahaha:

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Mark CSL View Post
                  It all depends what you want to see like Jim said. :thumbs:

                  There are some great roads with the best views in the UK and i would recommend a run from Edinburgh Up over the forth road bridge to fife,
                  Then take the tourist route all the way over to crail and up to Saint Andrews.

                  Pitlochery is great if you fancy the highlands there are some great roads and places to visit on the way.


                  But were ever you go scotland is Great :smokin:


                  Or if you are really brave there is always Glasgow :hahaha:


                  Some great liks
                  Edinburgh’s beauty is both staggering and stunning but the city is more than just a pretty face.

                  Welcome to Pitlochry, one of Scotland's most beautiful and vibrant destinations, offering year-round charm and unforgettable holiday experiences.

                  Discover the region of Fife. Including things to do, break inspiration, tours, unique experiences, travel tips, events, festivals, places to eat and more.

                  http://www.standrews.co.uk/
                  well done mate:thumbs:
                  I´ll have a look
                  thanks

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