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umretdd, thank you for your kind words, and I hope you get to visit Scotland soon. It is such a beautiful country! We weren't disappointed in any of the places we visited.
panecott, thank you for your compliments. I hope you can return to Scotland soon. As you know, the scenery will take your breath away. And I suspect that the food offerings and dining choices have greatly improved since the 70's. There is so much variety. And my husband and I are feeling better; we have tested negative for Covid for a week now. |
What a fabulous TR! Incredible photos!
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Starrs, thank you! We had a wonderful trip; I wish it was longer!
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I'll refer to this report when I plan for a trip to Scotland.
BTW, I loved Eygalières. Lucky "kids"! |
Originally Posted by starrs
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I'll refer to this report when I plan for a trip to Scotland.
BTW, I loved Eygalières. Lucky "kids"! |
So glad you made it.
your photos are such a good advert for our great food scene. Camusdarach beach is such a special place. If you look down the beach (north) on your photo there’s two houses at the end - we tried to buy one just to the left of these two last year but it went wrong. if you are over again , start the trail at Oban go over to The Outer Hebrides and then back down to Glasgow …..the seascapes on the zest coast match The Bahamas but the food/whiskey is better. |
"whiskey"???? British have you been hacked?
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Originally Posted by BritishCaicos
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. . . if you are over again , start the trail at Oban go over to The Outer Hebrides and then back down to Glasgow …..the seascapes on the zest coast match The Bahamas but the food/whiskey is better.
Originally Posted by bilboburgler
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"whiskey"???? British have you been hacked?
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A sobering reminder about hiking in Scotland - two climbers and their very experienced guide fell to their deaths in Glencoe just this past Saturday.
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Good grief - I’m sat in France , on a London based VPN , on a British designed, American owned, Chinese manufactured iPad which is set to French keyboard layouts and French language whilst I’m writing English on an American forum.
The sum total of all that is that spell check tells people to buy the Irish stuff. Sometimes I really must re-read the rubbish I type. I blame Brexit. |
It’s done it again …what happened to the Auld Alliance. French settings put an e in.
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Originally Posted by BritishCaicos
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Good grief - I’m sat in France , on a London based VPN , on a British designed, American owned, Chinese manufactured iPad which is set to French keyboard layouts and French language whilst I’m writing English on an American forum.
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Originally Posted by BritishCaicos
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So glad you made it.
your photos are such a good advert for our great food scene. Camusdarach beach is such a special place. If you look down the beach (north) on your photo there’s two houses at the end - we tried to buy one just to the left of these two last year but it went wrong. if you are over again , start the trail at Oban go over to The Outer Hebrides and then back down to Glasgow …..the seascapes on the zest coast match The Bahamas but the food/whiskey is better. |
Originally Posted by starrs
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The best AND the worst of globalization.
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Originally Posted by janisj
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A sobering reminder about hiking in Scotland - two climbers and their very experienced guide fell to their deaths in Glencoe just this past Saturday.
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Originally Posted by janisj
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A sobering reminder about hiking in Scotland - two climbers and their very experienced guide fell to their deaths in Glencoe just this past Saturday.
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Originally Posted by KarenWoo
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Oh how awful! So sad to hear this. Were they hiking or rock climbing?
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Originally Posted by janisj
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They were hiking the Aonach Eagach ridge which is sort of the northern boundary of Glencoe. Apparently they were roped together so all fell.
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Karen, been following along but haven't commented until now. Just wanted to say -- as usual -- your trip looked spectacular and I appreciate the photos and level of detail. Someday we will make it to Scotland, if I can get over my phobia around driving on the "other" side of the road!
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KarenWoo,
I’m still in awe of your stunning photos and loved your trip report! And, having spent a year as an undergrad in Edinburgh and traveled through Scotland numerous times since, I don’t recall ever seeing such consistently beautiful weather! I have lots of memories of soggy clothes, dripping rain from head to toe, or foggy views! I can’t tell you how jealous I am😉! Truly, you’ve done an amazing job in creating a fantastic itinerary in a stunning part of the world, and capturing it beautifully. |
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