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... is where we decided we would have dinner for the evening. It turned out to be very good! <br><br>The next morning we rose bright and early to get dressed in our golf gear. We took the bus out to the course we were playing which happened to be the Castle Course. This course was built last year and is one of the more difficult courses of the area. We didn't even attempt to play on the Old Course just because you need a handicap card (which I don't have) and enter your ...

... bronze level, which is therefore technically the lowest... hmm! Anyway, the first place Mum requested to stop was a "pretty little fishing village" called Elie. What the guidebook failed to mention was that the moment you stepped out of the car you'd have to fight with all your might ...

We are setting off on Monday for a 5 month tour. The prospect is pretty daunting and we are both felling excited and terrified in equal measures! We will be visiting South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti and the US. I imagine that we will have the opportunity to do all sorts of things that we have never done before. I am starting now with my first blog ...

... The answer is, "very".<br><br>All you have to do is arm yourself with a few facts and figures, namely your postcode, who your current supplier is, how much energy you use each month and what you're paying for it. Then visit one of the well-known price comparison websites where it will take just a few seconds to compare the gas prices offered by suppliers in your area ...

... I still had West Lomond to climb, so it was all good...). It was a bit windy up there and I got a bit cold so didn't end up staying too long. To the south-west was Miller Loch, to the west obviously West Lomond hill, and to the North I could see out to ...

Sue<br><br>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.<br>

Logged another 207 miles today. Another spectacular road trip. We headed off this morning around 8:30 and headed toward St Andrews. We had a nice drive over and easily found a place to park. It's nice that we travel after the major tourist season. We proceeded to walk the coastline and viewed a bit of the castle and then walked down along the beach. The tide was out, so the scenery was a little muddy and not very pretty, but still amazing. We walked ...

... ride to Dundee. My host was out-of-town so I stayed with another family for the evening. They took me to a quiet restaurant (Ships Inn) for dinner and the food was fabulous. We headed home and watched the US Open final as one of the finalists, Andy Murray, is from Scotland. Much to my host's dismay he was overwhelmed in straight sets by Roger Federer.

... there's no way i'll be heading up to Inverness to see lachness as we'd planned! Little bit disapointing, but a good reason to return to scotland in the future as i'll be leaving the country the day after. haha throughout the day 'the moan' count was rediculously high! Everyone constantly going "errrr!" all day long - was funny in a sick kind of way :-P So i spent the day watching documentories and researching information on the earths magnetic ...

... Once we get into the interesting stuff in my other classes, I'm sure I'll enjoy them as well. I've already picked my essays for European history. One of them is about witchcraft, and the other is about rebellion. Woo. I'm not sure about what I'm gonna do for Scottish history, though. I'm just a little overwhelmed by the amount of reading I'm gonna have to do. For European history, they expect us to do 9+ hours of reading outside the 3 ...