A fine time....

Tractors are go said:

Glad the weather was kind to you and that you enjoyed your brief tour of Scotland.

Dumfries and Galloway is worth a stop off, too many just drive straight through on the way to the highlands, yet the highest village is in D&G !

Passed through there today en route from Moffat to Arran, great roads that were almost deserted apart from the occasional sheep.

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Lowflyer said:

If geology/geography is your bag then you can't go far wrong with the glacial features at Sanna sands, Ardnamurchan point. Absolutely stunning.
Plus you get to see Britain's most westerly mainland point along the road.

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Wapping said:

Thank you.

The things I didn’t know:

(a) The dual naming of places on road signs, English and I guess, Gaelic. It’s easy for a Londoner like me to take the pee (usually with some ridiculous accent) but it was quite nice to see the effort made

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John Armstrong said:

And the remains of a volcano https://www.truehighlands.com/ardna...anoes-cairns-and-standing-stones-by-jo-woolf/ and https://www.google.com/maps/place/A...0xa0c681c77df6ba0!8m2!3d56.736818!4d-6.150252

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Lowflyer said:

If geology/geography is your bag then you can't go far wrong with the glacial features at Sanna sands, Ardnamurchan point. Absolutely stunning.
Plus you get to see Britain's most westerly mainland point along the road.

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mspenz said:

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