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           BONNIE SCOTLAND
 
                 
 
Honed by long competition with its English neighbours, buoyant Scotland
has survived encroachment, brass-monkey weather and invasion by stand-up
comedians. Its people are feisty, opinionated and fiercely loyal.
 
              
            
 
  GLASGOW EDINBURGH DUNDEE ABERDEEN OBAN FORT WILLIAM AYR AND MANY MORE        
Kelvingrove park Glasgow  Jan2010
 
       Bairdstravel would like to welcome you to his homeland. This section is
         his guide to what to do and see in Scotland. From the great cities and
         towns to the wonderful scenery . If you have any great photographs
           or stories you would like to add please feel free to contact us.
 
           
 
 
TRY OUR NATIONAL DISH
 
Haggis is a dish containing sheep’s (sometimes cow or pig)  heart, liver and lungs. It is then minced with onion, oatmeal, spices, chicken broth and salt. Then it traditionally is simmered in the animal’s stomach for about three hours.

                         
  
 
Statistically, your best chances of fine weather are in May, June and September;July and August are usually warm, but may be wet too. In summer, daylight hours are long; the midsummer sun sets around 23:00 in the Shetland Islands and even Edinburgh evenings seem to last forever in June and July. Conversely, in December the sun doesn't show its face for very long at all.
 
 
           

       Loch Lomond

 

                                                      My beautiful Scotland
                                                     Though not of my own
                                                Holds a spiritual connection
                                                  And that's where I'm home

                                                       Rolling hills abound
                                                      Softly whisper to me
                                                Come - we have your story
                                                   Live - Love and be free!

                                                Such character and culture
                                                      Ancient and strong
                                                      It's my kind of life
                                                      And there I belong

                                                        Glorious castles
                                                     Constructed of rock
                                          Filled with memories and secrets
                                              Oh...if only they could talk!

                                                    The sea and the hills
                                                  Offer a glorious retreat
                                                       People are lovely
                                               And many mates I did meet

                                                      It's God's country
                                                  I've heard it referred
                                                    Family and friends
                                               Is the lifestyle preferred

                                                  The mysterious past 
                                                And present combined
                                               Compares with no lifestyle
                                                 I've been able to find

                                                    A little more time
                                             For my dream to come true
                                             Then my beautiful Scotland
                                                    ...I'll be home too!

                                                   Morgan   Apr 22/07

            Morgan is a fellow member of Scotster click below  for more info

 

 

          

                       http://www.rampantscotland.com/              

                                                  
                                   WEST END WALKS OF GLASGOW
                         ONLY £5 PER PERSON FOR  TOUR OF THE WESTEND 
 
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Our  Walking tours offer you a wonderful way to experience the city close up.
If you enjoy walking and are reasonably fit and healthy then a Glasgow walking tour is a great way to find out all those little places that would take you an age to discover on your own. Why save cash on a cheapflight ,cheap room then through away on an
expensive tour.                                         

    

 

Please tell all walkers they must have wet weather gear or prepare to get soaked.There is a lot of walking involved, but it will be walked at a pace to suit party .This is a fellow travelers view of his home city.  Great exercise  wear suitable clothing and comfy shoes .

 

 

                          

                                FOLLOW WEE DOUGIE AS HE TOURS SCOTLAND
                        

 
                          http://www.argyllhotelglasgow.co.uk/glasgow_tours.htm
 
 
                                                            
 
                                                      http://www.fork.org.uk/
                   

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Book a weekend at Tontine Hotel Peebles
http://www.tontinehotel.com/index.html

Here`s a word from the owners of the Tontine Hotel.

Situated in the heart of Peebles we are a family run hotel totally geared up to providing you with a wonderful break.

For mountain bikers looking for a bike-friendly hotel near Peebles, we are only 3 miles away from the world famous Glentress Centre; and for a walking holiday in the Scottish Borders, we have some of the finest walking in Southern Scotland on our doorstep.

We have just introduced a new golf package, the Fully Flexible Go Golfing Trail, providing a superb golf break in Peebles; and with our enviable location in the stunning Tweed Valley, are the perfect choice for anglers looking for a fishing hotel on the Tweed.

Known for our excellent service and food we have 36 en-suite bedrooms, secure storage, drying room and private parking for our guests.

 
                          
 
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