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Cimarron29414 · 09-15-2003, 11:24 AM

I already know about Haggis, so don't worry. What I need is information regarding travel times to and from places in the country and places of Interest that might not be noted in a travel guide. Obviously, natives to Scotland would be great!

acostello · 09-16-2003, 01:09 AM

From Edinburg take a train. I'd just visit all the distilleries in the country

and be a happy drunk.

mirevolver · 09-21-2003, 07:28 PM

Loch ness. That is such a fun place to visit. You spend all day looking for the monster.

Stare At The Sun · 09-22-2003, 08:41 AM

All i can say, is you lucky bastard.

Also, seriously, just take a ride away from everything, and stand ontop of one of those mountains, and look around. I think that would be just amazing. Then let out a war cry..

castex · 09-22-2003, 11:30 AM

Land Glasgow, head northwest. Islands and inlets and all sorts.
Tighnabruich (sp?) is heavenly. Once you're around those parts it takes rather a long time to get anywhere else; but if you're not in a rush it's a treat!
I know the Eastern side better. Cooler, more rugged, bleaker. Stirling is spectacular, the Trossachs just behind are easy and rewarding climbing. That's about an hour and a half north of both Glasgow and Edinburgh.
On your way into the capital, be sure to take a look at the Forth Rail Bridge.
Edinburgh's amazing. Walking along Prince's St. there's a huge drop to one side, with the castle perched on top of one rugged set of rocks just beyond. If you're not tired of walking, take a hike up Arthur's Seat for quite the best views of the cityscape and river beyond.
Excellent bars all over the city, esp. Grassmarket area, with long opening hours. Have fun!

siogo · 09-26-2003, 05:22 AM

Don't bother, head down over the border to Northumbia and Cumbria!

SysteMatiC · 10-13-2003, 05:34 PM

If you like to party goto jonny fox's in Inverness, i had a great time there, otherwise Edinburgh was a great place. I remember this real cool old cemetary near the castle, it was kinda strange looking at dates the go back much further then here in america.

tepsukka · 11-03-2003, 06:52 AM

I've traveled all around Scotland, and by far the best places to go are Urquehart castle via Loch ness, and the coach trip from Glasgow to oban. Off course William Wallace monument in Stirling is a must for a backpacker..

Enjoy yourself while your there, you'r gonna have great time there!!

09-15-2003, 11:24 AM	#1 (permalink)
Cimarron29414 Still Free Location: comfortably perched at the top of the bell curve!	Going to Scotland I already know about Haggis, so don't worry. What I need is information regarding travel times to and from places in the country and places of Interest that might not be noted in a travel guide. Obviously, natives to Scotland would be great!

09-21-2003, 07:28 PM	#3 (permalink)
mirevolver Inspired by the mind's eye. Location: Between the darkness and the light.	Loch ness. That is such a fun place to visit. You spend all day looking for the monster. __________________ Aside from my great plans to become the future dictator of the moon, I have little interest in political discussions.

09-26-2003, 05:22 AM	#6 (permalink)
siogo Psycho Location: England	Don't bother, head down over the border to Northumbia and Cumbria! __________________ California sunlight, sweet Calcutta rain, Honolulu starbright, the song remains................the same.

10-13-2003, 05:34 PM	#7 (permalink)
SysteMatiC Insane Location: unfortunately not ireland	If you like to party goto jonny fox's in Inverness, i had a great time there, otherwise Edinburgh was a great place. I remember this real cool old cemetary near the castle, it was kinda strange looking at dates the go back much further then here in america. __________________ I have more respect for a man who says what he means, even if he is wrong, then one who acts like an angel, but is nothing but a devil.

09-16-2003, 01:09 AM	#2 (permalink)
acostello Crazy	From Edinburg take a train. I'd just visit all the distilleries in the country and be a happy drunk.

09-22-2003, 08:41 AM	#4 (permalink)
Stare At The Sun Eh? Location: Somewhere over the rainbow	All i can say, is you lucky bastard. Also, seriously, just take a ride away from everything, and stand ontop of one of those mountains, and look around. I think that would be just amazing. Then let out a war cry..

09-22-2003, 11:30 AM	#5 (permalink)
castex Psycho Location: france	Land Glasgow, head northwest. Islands and inlets and all sorts. Tighnabruich (sp?) is heavenly. Once you're around those parts it takes rather a long time to get anywhere else; but if you're not in a rush it's a treat! I know the Eastern side better. Cooler, more rugged, bleaker. Stirling is spectacular, the Trossachs just behind are easy and rewarding climbing. That's about an hour and a half north of both Glasgow and Edinburgh. On your way into the capital, be sure to take a look at the Forth Rail Bridge. Edinburgh's amazing. Walking along Prince's St. there's a huge drop to one side, with the castle perched on top of one rugged set of rocks just beyond. If you're not tired of walking, take a hike up Arthur's Seat for quite the best views of the cityscape and river beyond. Excellent bars all over the city, esp. Grassmarket area, with long opening hours. Have fun!

11-03-2003, 06:52 AM	#8 (permalink)
tepsukka Upright Location: All around	I've traveled all around Scotland, and by far the best places to go are Urquehart castle via Loch ness, and the coach trip from Glasgow to oban. Off course William Wallace monument in Stirling is a must for a backpacker.. Enjoy yourself while your there, you'r gonna have great time there!!