Dundee Central

The day I had been waiting for had officially arrived. The night we were in Glasgow, Luke and I decided to take our own trip to St. Andrews and play golf on the famous St. Andrews' Golf Course. We took an evening bus to St. Andrews from Glasgow. At first we were on a bus that didn't go all the way to St. Andrews direct so the bus driver let us off at a stop and directed us towards a bus that would take us there quicker (incident #1). This and a million other incidences ...

... the golf course on the way out... Well I thought it was quite lovely anyway - reminded me of Bath, always a good thing. On the way back to Edinburgh we had time before it got dark to go for a walk around Loch Leven at Kinross - Dad kept announcing it was going to rain to try and get ...

... hope that this will serve as a record of our travels and will also help to keep us in touch with friends and family.
I should be uploading photographs to accompany this but at this stage I am unwilling to share the shambles that we are surrounded by! Piles of clothes and shoes - many of which I know that I will have to discard!
Our plans are almost ...

Comparing gas and other energy prices is nothing like as hard as it used to be - in fact it's definitely one of those jobs where afterwards you'll wonder why you didn't do it ages ago. Especially because all those months that you've been meaning to check it out, you could have been saving money on your gas bills.

So just how quick and easy is it to compare gas unit ...

... where I am. True enough, I woke early and the sky was blue as anything, and the gale force winds from yesterday nothing but a distant memory. The roads were clear (there is no traffic in Scotland!) and I made it up to Falkland in 50 mins, and cut off the ...

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We were delighted to spend the night at a beautiful old hotel - The Old Manor House Hotel - overlooking a golf course - the Lundin Golf Course (not St Andrews - bit further away) - and with sea views. We had a lovely long walk on the beach and both made sure we touched the waters of the north Atlantic for the first time.

... as they had just gotten out of school. We found a nice little pub in a town named Elie and had a nice pint as well as a nice tomato soup with a bacon roll. Quite nice!

We headed back to Frenich Farm and arrived back at about 5:00. What a really nice day. Tomorrow we head to Edinburgh. We will turn in our car and tour around the city a bit more. Our flight is heading home on Saturday morning. Sorry to leave, but looking forward to getting home.

... the Queen Mother. It was a pretty interesting tour but unfortunately we were not allowed to take any pictures while we were inside. The castle is still inhabited and has been for the past 600+ years. As we were leaving the castle it started to rain, but that didn't stop the girls from getting several more pictures of the grounds. After we left the castle, we headed to the waterfront in Dundee (it's on the River Tay) to visit the ship Discovery. The ...

... minutes drive but seemed like it was in the middle of no where. It seemed like we were driving through thick green rolling highlands and all of a sudden a little group of houses appeared. Scenery was so beautiful. The air being so clean and the colours so much richer with the royal blue sky behind the green rolling pastures. Matty, Dan, Paul & his new girlfriend arrived in Dundee the messaging pidgeon informed us, so we organised to meet up ...

Man, I used to love that show. Ah, the Cos. So, I've just finished a Green meeting, waiting for the boys to get their drinks. We've had an election, and two of them stood (the say "standing" rather than "running" for office), so we're at the bar waiting for results. Good times. Anyway, the bar (in one of the student unions) has wifi, so I can ...