Grand hotels in Scotland

[shane@mbtech]

Now.......is it possible to get grub north of the border that isn't fried ? :-D

You changin eating habits Ian:finga:

Back to OT, Ive never stayed in Bonny Scotland. Something earmarked to be done in near future. Some breathtaking scenery. :smt055

[Yanto_csl]

You changin eating habits Ian:finga:

Not I Shane......just checking on behalf of the missus :wink:

[shane@mbtech]

Not I Shane......just checking on behalf of the missus :wink:

Fucking heffers mate, all of them:-D

How are the wedding plans coming on mate. All our plans are virtually complete, just need to pay now:whistle:

[Sailorbaz]

Another vote for the Witchery here, gorgeous food and a serious wine list! :-)

Cameron house another spot on place but without wheels, it's a bit of a mare if flying I to Edinburgh. The old course hotel in St Andrews is a wicked spot and handy enough to get to by train from Edinburgh.

The Balmoral just up from Waverly Train station is a class place even for a drink, but is also a Michelin Star restaurant. Needless to say the food is to die for.

Edinburgh is a fantastic city and I miss it loads. Can't wait to get over again next year for some more real ales.

[Yanto_csl]

Fucking heffers mate, all of them:-D

How are the wedding plans coming on mate. All our plans are virtually complete, just need to pay now:whistle:

You sound waaaaay to organised mate....

I'm still wingin it !

[shane@mbtech]

You sound waaaaay to organised mate....

I'm still wingin it !

She is organised, not me.

Remember "married with children"?

I'm just like Al Bundy, sat on the couch handing the money out:bigcry::supz: