Must Do or Must See in Scotland?
#25
Joined: Jan 2003
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Yes, you're right. The California one was to San Diego since my hsband had to go there for work, and then San Francisco to see friends. Admittedly Yosemite was a choice, but we chose not to stay IN the park because of the hordes.
I hope Nikki won't mind my saying this, but Cape Cod was second choice!. We were trying to go to Nova Scotia, and (Got lost? I hear you say) she offered Cape Cod as an alternative. And a lovely alternative it was, too.
But Scotland or Europe- we usually go where there's no-one. Just think about the French house. "Nowhere" (as in, "middle of"
would be overpopulated by comparison.
I hope Nikki won't mind my saying this, but Cape Cod was second choice!. We were trying to go to Nova Scotia, and (Got lost? I hear you say) she offered Cape Cod as an alternative. And a lovely alternative it was, too.
But Scotland or Europe- we usually go where there's no-one. Just think about the French house. "Nowhere" (as in, "middle of"
would be overpopulated by comparison.
#27
Joined: Mar 2008
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I would second the vote for the eyewitness travel books. I probably bought 4-5 different travel books when I planned our trip to Scotland and for a 5 day trip you will find everything you need in the Eyewitness top 10 scotland book. I loved the isle of Rum which you can reach directly by ferry form the mainland and you can stay overnight in Kinloch castle. Amazing. When I go back I hope to stay here several days.







