WHY DO WE LIVE HERE?

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You need to move to the 'east side'............I could see the sun shining on the Kingdom this afternoon!:cool:

It always rains when i go west of Edinburgh or so it seems so 'Sunny Dunny' can't be all bad:thumb
 
I lived in Scotland for four years. I enjoyed walking the hills and driving on some of the roads around Rannoch Moor and Oban. Besides that it was just the novelty factor of working in the Castle. I have been back a few times since but the weather is a real dampner on some beautiful scenery.
 
Cloudy out and the forecast is rain tomorrow. Looking forward to it to be honest and its cooled down more than a tad here. Still like Scotland tho :thumb2
 
No matter where you live in Scotland - you're either in amongst great roads, or on the edge of them.

Al
 
It will be OK when you get independence, you'll be able to choose your own weather! :D
 
I came up for a few days on the bike six weeks ago and stayed at Fort William. I am in love with the place. The weather was evenly divided between shit and glorious- it didn't matter, I enjoyed the roads, the weather, the people, their accents and all this despite having had a little mishap when the bike fell over while I was getting off it to take a picture and broke my Achilles tendon up by Bealach na Ba on the climb over to Applecross. The assistance and sympathy I got from Julie, the landlady at the Applecross Inn cemented my opinion of the Scots, brill- I love you all!

Come to think of it, the ride up over Rannoch Moor was rather exciting, see my post later that day-
http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=313866

My only reservation about the country are the midges, voracious little bastards that they are, mercifully I wasn't bitten once this time, no doubt they'll catch up the next time I come up.

Thank you, Scotland, you're magic. :beerjug:
 
The assistance and sympathy I got from Julie, the landlady at the Applecross Inn cemented my opinion of the Scots, brill- I love you all!

Now, I haven't been there for a while but isn't the landlady of the Applecross Inn an Englishwoman.....:confused:

Judith Fish - owner of the Applecross Inn since 1989


It used to be Mr Tack's mother. He's a London copper who used to post on Visordown in the days when it was a good forum.
 
sunny in Fife(yahoorsir)

been out in the ''kingdom'' riding in sunshine sat,sun,mon,tues,wed and thurs , even sat out at' The Pillars of Hercules cafe' near Falkland for a coffee and you could feel the warmth in the sun, pretty good for 24th oct

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