 | The Highlands., United Kingdom |
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... our plan of attack would take us through the soggiest part of the country - up the west coast and then crossing the highlands to the east. Pulsing blue blobs indicating very heavy rain systems obscured the route on BBC weather forecasts and it didn't look ...
Wha hey! Well I have finally gotten out of Edinburgh for a while and up into the fantastic highlands. Absolutely phenomenal. It amazed me that there were simply no people up there, just ridiculously bare- but it made for some gorgeous and often quite silly ...
... of a mile or two , you think it's all down hill, but I came to the conclusion that ther is no downhill in the highlands, when I think of a hill I think of Tasmanian hill, usually a nice,smooth rolling pasture, not here. There is think layer of heath ...
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Howdy...... :)
Posted on Jan 31, 2009, 18:09:30
... , you never said you were going to Scotland as well! That's where I'm from! Do you need any tips on there? I spent a week last September travelling in the highlands - something I hadn't done before! The blog is here:
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Scotland
Posted on Apr 7, 2008, 13:23:35
... local services from the machines at the bus stop. This will be easy to identify. Visas Scotland is part of the United Kingdom, and is therefore part of the European Union, allowing all member countries entry without the need for a Visa. Visit www. ...
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