30-07-2019, 09:52 PM
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Re: Scotland the beautiful
Originally Posted by realspeed
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Scotland as I remember was beautiful ,the biggest shock was John O Groats.I was expecting it to be like Landsend in Cornwall, steep rugged cliffs, but no flat sandy type beach was a real surprise. I went up the 2 years running and did the "sights" and the countryside and have to admit I loved it.
I pass through Groats at least a couple of times a month on my way to the Duncansby Cliff walk and the Sea Stacks.
31-07-2019, 12:12 AM
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Re: Scotland the beautiful
Originally Posted by Roxy
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Next time you come up to Groats get the boat over to Stroma, the wee island you can see just off the Mainland. It was deserted a while back and people just left their homes. It's like a time warp from another age and interesting to look around. I pass through Groats at least a couple of times a month on my way to the Duncansby Cliff walk and the Sea Stacks.
31-07-2019, 11:54 PM
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Re: Scotland the beautiful
Originally Posted by realspeed
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I havn't been back to Scotland since I had a mini van and slept in that way back in my teens. Camped in Glen Nevis and again below the Campsie hills to name but 2 places.Scotland as I remember was beautiful ,the biggest shock was John O Groats.
I was expecting it to be like Landsend in Cornwall, steep rugged cliffs, but no flat sandy type beach was a real surprise. I went up the 2 years running and did the "sights" and the countryside and have to admit I loved it.
Even saw salmon leaping over watefalls absolutely amazing sight to see.
Even got the car boat over to Skye, no bridge back then
Those photos bring back so many memories, thank you
Beautiful scenery and photo ops around every bend in the road.
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