I’ve done that already, definitely highly recommend to those who haven’t. Would do during winter though, off-peak is when the roads are much nicer to drive, and things are so much cheaper. Beautiful dramatic scenery too.
Also done that, but I found it quite difficult. Most nights when I was there it was cloudy so you couldn’t see a single thing. I did that in February though, not sure if it changes much.
This is the current plan, but I have 2 weeks, so I think that’s a lot of time for just that. I was originally considering attempting all the Hebrides, or maybe pairing Skye with Argyll and Bute, not sure how feasible that is though.
Thanks for the shouts on Pitlochry, I was thinking about doing the Cairngorms as an alternative too. I usually try to base myself in one location as long as I can while absorbing everything in the vicinity, before moving on.
Been through Pitlochry on a Megabus once, but I don’t think that counts.
It really is. I was in Kirkcaldy in 1996, we got taken out on Sun lunch to the local club. Everyone, or all too many, were drinking halves of ale, with a small 500ml bottle of nips in their inside pockets!!
maybe avoid the Scandinavian Village though,
stayed there a few times back in my youth,
it had a reputation as a party place, and still does as far as i know
That’s looks a fine heritage - this house in particular? Next place along the coast from my old lass. I really loved Kirkcaldy, I was made into philosophy at the time and got a great copy of Hume’s essays from a REAL bookshop, that must have been1995, when the world promised a way better future than now. Lovely times, I must go back soon, and may when I visit a pal in Inverness.
Went to the friendly in Karlsruhe and bumped into a couple from Dundee on the tram back to the station, and we got chatting about where we were from. Mentioned my other half is from Fife. ‘Oh yeah, where abouts’? Turned out it was a place that was ‘oh, that’s a bad area, eh?’