Scotland - please help with itinerary
Apr 7th, 2007, 07:04 AM
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Ok, you Scotland experts really know your stuff, but you also really love to give people a hard time.
i haven't had time to digest all of this, but do appreciate all of good advice.
i'll be back with more questions.
thanks!
i haven't had time to digest all of this, but do appreciate all of good advice.
i'll be back with more questions.
thanks!
Apr 7th, 2007, 08:00 AM
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dina4: huh- WHERE was the "hard time"??? Truthfully - what did anyone say that wasn't helpful (except Wesse's haggis comment)??
shuba: We weren't saying there is <u>anything</u> at all wrong w/ Stobo. It is just 1) not a castle, 2) not near Edinburgh, and 3) well over $300 for 4 (over $300 for 2 for that matter).
So not the best recommendation for what dina's asked for.
Now I'll go back to being hard on folks -- sheesh . . . .
shuba: We weren't saying there is <u>anything</u> at all wrong w/ Stobo. It is just 1) not a castle, 2) not near Edinburgh, and 3) well over $300 for 4 (over $300 for 2 for that matter).
So not the best recommendation for what dina's asked for.
Now I'll go back to being hard on folks -- sheesh . . . .
Apr 7th, 2007, 09:00 AM
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In case you haven't read up on haggis yet, this link will give you a 'flavor':
http://www.answers.com/topic/haggis
It can certainly sound appalling, but I suspect that same would be true of most sausage type food. I actually find much haggis to be a bit bland. Although this won't help dina4, the pub Babbity Bowster in the Merchant City section of Glasgow makes a fabulous haggis - and serves it with the traditional neeps and tatties (mashed turnips and potatoes.) Yum!
http://www.answers.com/topic/haggis
It can certainly sound appalling, but I suspect that same would be true of most sausage type food. I actually find much haggis to be a bit bland. Although this won't help dina4, the pub Babbity Bowster in the Merchant City section of Glasgow makes a fabulous haggis - and serves it with the traditional neeps and tatties (mashed turnips and potatoes.) Yum!
Apr 8th, 2007, 05:32 AM
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It makes me sad that you mention only one day in Edinburgh.
Do you really only have a week? I managed to get my reluctant parents to come for at least 10 days. I know how it goes with work and all that though. It's just a shame with the long flight and jet lag.
Do you really only have a week? I managed to get my reluctant parents to come for at least 10 days. I know how it goes with work and all that though. It's just a shame with the long flight and jet lag.
