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Subject: RE: Going To Scotland in Nov. From: Jock Morris Date: 19 Sep 00 - 11:14 AM Find the SYHA at http://www.syha.org.uk/ Jock Morris |
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Subject: RE: Going To Scotland in Nov. From: Jock Morris Date: 19 Sep 00 - 10:42 AM Weather's no that bad now; sun's out and really quite pleasant. Granted, it was cold last night. Regarding hostel type accomodation, we do have the Scottish Youth Hostel Association who have a wonderful network of hostels throughout Scotland. Despite the name they do allow people of all ages. The view from Ratagan hostel is one to savour. Jock Morris |
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Subject: RE: Going To Scotland in Nov. From: Mikey joe Date: 19 Sep 00 - 09:20 AM it's bloody freezing here today |
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Subject: RE: Going To Scotland in Nov. From: Mikey joe Date: 18 Sep 00 - 08:58 AM the fishermans broughty ferry. dundee thursday night 11.00pm best session in scotland (yeah yeah much better than sandy bells) |
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Subject: RE: Going To Scotland in Nov. From: Ella who is Sooze Date: 18 Sep 00 - 04:22 AM brrrr take LOTS of warm clothes and a hat! Ella brr rr rr rr rrrrrrrr |
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Subject: RE: Going To Scotland in Nov. From: winniemih Date: 17 Sep 00 - 11:05 PM Thanks, drumshantey, i was lurking and went to the site.It's in my plans to go to Scotland myself someday |
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Subject: RE: Going To Scotland in Nov. From: Drumshanty Date: 17 Sep 00 - 05:24 PM Sorry, submitted too soon. Try this for music - I think it covers all of Scotland but it definitely does Edinburgh Gig Guide Highland dancing is a bit out of my ken I'm afraid. |
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Subject: RE: Going To Scotland in Nov. From: Drumshanty Date: 17 Sep 00 - 05:12 PM LL, check out some of these. I hope they work! |
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Subject: RE: Going To Scotland in Nov. From: Lyrical Lady Date: 17 Sep 00 - 04:23 PM She is very interested in hearing some traditional music and taking in some Highland dancing...she is planning to travel by bus as opposed to train if thats accessable...ie: is there a bus to the Isle of Skye and out of the way places. She is flying into Glasgow and plans to go to Edinburgh and who knows from there. Is there anything similar to a YMCA or hostel type accomadation? She plans on staying for two weeks and would like to see as much as possible, she is travelling alone and is strickly on a SOUND and sight-seeing mission. Her heritage is pure Scottish, and has planned this trip to connect with her roots. She was a highland dancer in her youth and this will be her first visit to Scotland. Together, we are planning a Robbie Burns Dinner and she'll be looking for inspiration. Any that you can give would be most appreciated! Thank you LL |
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Subject: RE: Going To Scotland in Nov. From: Drumshanty Date: 17 Sep 00 - 03:26 PM Where is your friend going? What are they interested in? Is it a holiday or longer? I live in Edinburgh and if I can be any help.... Drumshanty |
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Subject: RE: Going To Scotland in Nov. From: CamiSu Date: 17 Sep 00 - 03:22 PM Ooohhh.. so many places to go. What does your friend like? I'll be there after Tuesday... I can give you contact info via PM... but PM Wavestar, not CamiSu. -Wavestar on her mother's machine again |
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Subject: Going To Scotland in Nov. From: Lyrical Lady Date: 17 Sep 00 - 02:29 PM My friend is off to Scotland in Nov. (I wish it were me!) Can anyone help with travel info ie: blue clickies for sites to visit. I'm sure this has been discussed before but I don't know where to look. Thanx... |
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