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  1. falkirkbairn2 avatar

    RE: Aaaw shame..

    by falkirkbairn2 07 February 2012

    How gracious of you! I tend not to speak in Scots or slang and I rarely write using the language. But, I'm Scots through and through!…

  2. markfawkner avatar

    RE: UK Train Ticketing (Yawn).

    by markfawkner 23 July 2011

    I had a bitch of a ticket office slag get pissed off with me for wanting an extension to a Zone 3-6 tkt (which she said was impossible…

  3. pedro555 avatar

    RE: Recommendations for the Best view of Hadrian's Wall

    by pedro555 02 April 2011

    You won't be able to get to Dumfries area by Citylink: http://www.citylink.co.uk/timetables.php You will need to use: http://www.traveline…

  4. blahowd avatar

    Recommendations for the Best view of Hadrian's Wall

    by blahowd 01 April 2011

    Hi there, Just booked my flight from Vancouver, Canada to Edinburgh, Scotland for Sept 6th. I plan to travel to Melrose and then down…

  5. cullism avatar

    Driving to John O'Groats from Lake District, then to London

    by cullism 27 January 2011

    I am laboriously putting together an itinerary to take me from Land's End to John O'Groats (by car). So far I have got as far at Whithorn…

  6. alanR avatar

    Re: dumfries

    by alanR 07 August 2010

    Go via Carlisle - Glasgow to Dumfries is typically 2 hours alone

  7. 6345789 avatar

    dumfries

    by 6345789 07 August 2010

    Whats the best way to get to Dumfries from london by train. Go to carlisle and change, or go to Glasow and change cheers

  8. Fwoggie avatar

    RE: Driving far north of Scotland

    by Fwoggie 19 May 2010

    If it's of interest, I've done spaghetti to Glasgow airport in 4 hrs 5 minutes, although that's really hammering it and pushing your luck…

  9. iviehoff avatar

    RE: Cycle Touring through Scotland, could use your help!

    by iviehoff 19 March 2010

    1. Unlikely 2. It rains a lot all year in Scotland. Whether it will rain a lot precisely when you are there is a matter of random chance.…

  10. Herbie47 avatar

    RE: 1 year weather stat in edinburgh (photo & stats blog)

    by Herbie47 16 March 2010

    I think Edinburgh is drier than Glasgow and the west coast but colder, there were floods only about 5 months ago in south west Scotland.…

  11. MarkMark avatar

    RE: West Coast USA

    by MarkMark 06 August 2009

    I see, driving. I can share with you my experience. Several years ago I went to the UK to meet some friends. We rented a car at LHR,…

  12. morag avatar

    Re: Scotland visit in early October

    by morag 30 July 2009

    In the west of Scotland, the rainy season starts on the 1st of January and continues until the 31st of December. But it doesn't rain every…

  13. scaryant avatar

    RE: bus timetables

    by scaryant 12 May 2009

    Try planning your journey through [Transport Direct|http://www.transportdirect.info] I had a quick look and doesn't look good (a real…

  14. elspeth5 avatar

    RE: Bus Schedules

    by elspeth5 03 February 2008

    Found it! Never mind. If anyone wants to know, the link is http://www.west-linton.org.uk/pdf/07_07_wl_edinburgh_bus.pdf and gives times…

  15. WanderinWilco avatar

    To brighten your evening

    by WanderinWilco 20 July 2007

    The typical Englishman finishes his breakfast of toast and marmalade invented by Mrs Keller of Dundee, Scotland, and slips into his raincoat…

  16. megaera avatar

    Move to England?

    by megaera 16 July 2007

    Sorry, the links were really for nona, to show that all 'outside' is not the same :)

    Eden is lovely, but it's rural Cumbria, and…

  17. Carly27 avatar

    Scenic Drives From Glasgow

    by Carly27 28 June 2007

    Hmm I might be a bit late in replying to this, your friends have probably already been and gone! Just in case....

    The drive from…

  18. DownInAlbion avatar

    Grumpy?

    by DownInAlbion 26 March 2007


    It was meant to be ironic. A Scot posts a grumpy reply to a thread denying Scots are grumpy.

    My real answer would be borderline,…

  19. WeeSoul avatar

    pronouncing places in London

    by WeeSoul 16 August 2005

    Here's more Scotland ones:
    Gourock - Grr-uck
    Glasgow - Glaz-go or Glesga (not Glahz-go or Glass-gow or Glass-cow)
    Oban - O-bin,…

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