Off to Scotland in January (first stop: Edinburgh), and I know there are a few folks on here who are either from Scotland, live in Scotland, or have been to Scotland -- so, what to do over there? What to see? I'm not a touristy person. I don't usually do the normal sightseeing stuff (and if I do, I get it over with in the first day or so). I like the off-the-beaten-track stuff. Any suggestions? I've got a couple of weeks (and a kid), so a lot of the country can be covered...
What to do in Scotland?
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Win!
Also, don't count on kilts. What few you see will be on the heinous backsides of blubbery alcoholic guys. No-one in Scotland looks like Gerard Butler.
HOWEVER. Edinburgh is chock-full of Aussies and Irishmen, so you'll feel right at home.
Also, don't count on kilts. What few you see will be on the heinous backsides of blubbery alcoholic guys. No-one in Scotland looks like Gerard Butler.
HOWEVER. Edinburgh is chock-full of Aussies and Irishmen, so you'll feel right at home.
EXCEPT I'm English, and I spend all day dodging the Irish manpeople. I wanna get away from them, not follow them to pastures new!
Balls.
Right.
Well...we can get shitfaced in Dundee (which is where I live), go to Edinburgh, stalk Aussies, loaf about a bit, puke in a gutter and wake up somewhere near Glasgow?
Right.
Well...we can get shitfaced in Dundee (which is where I live), go to Edinburgh, stalk Aussies, loaf about a bit, puke in a gutter and wake up somewhere near Glasgow?
I'd love to see the Edinborough underground vaults, but then I'm totally into the spooky old stuff.
Yes. It is.
*doesn't mention it's usually because they're so drunk they need someone else to hold on to*
I impressed Perks by telling her Edinburgh is one of only two cities in the world built upon itself.
Fo' realz. It's one city built on top of another. Hence all the dungeons and undergroundyness.
That's okay. I don't discriminate against the needy.
I have a friend from Glasgow. He's nuts. Also, very sexy. Can't wait!
I turn my back on your disgustingness, braindead. Also, Wayne - there's an obvious punchline to that.
