Scotland in September

[skars]

Whelp, I am posting my "reverse" trip as I will be headed to Scotland with my wife and daughter in September. I have been once before over a decade ago. But, like I remember...hah Any must see spots? (I will likely be hitting Glasgow to visit family).

[jim and sonja]

You will have to visit parkhead the home of my beloved celtic.

[craggy]

Inverness and the surrounding area can be quite nice on a good day...bloody horrible on a dull, rainy windy day. I enjoy a trip around Glasgow too, some cool buildings and a lot to do and see. (I usually just stick to the shops mind you)

There's the Falkirk Wheel (http://www.thefalkirkwheel.co.uk/index.asp), which links the eastern and western canals. I went once, it's quite something, but only a hour or 2 visit at the very most IMO.

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[arguelogic]

being from falkirk i gotta say, come see the falkirk wheel it is quite an engineering masterpiece.

plus u could hook up smoke some of wat we have to offer over here dude

no doubt u will enjoy yer self

[user54321]

Loch Lomond is WELL worth a visit, 40ish min drive out of glasvegas

Get a meal at Lodge On The Loch - it'll cost you, but again - well worth it... setting and food are immense, especially if you can get out onto their decking which looks out over the loch, idilic!

You could visit parkhead, but that's bandit country I should know, I live 10 mins away...

[stew1974]

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[AL]

yeh EDINBURGH ,visit the old town,high street,the burke and hare etc,.............had2 laugh when you said "id be hitting glasgow", they hit you jokin my west coast buds ...............................peace................................

[Twichaldinho]

if ur arriving at glasgow airport ask if u can meet the legendary John Smeaton.LOL

on a serious note, come visit the capital, a truly beautifull city(when the suns oot

take a wee trip tae the castle, donder doon the royal mile tae hollyrood then climb arthur seat fur some picturesque views o the auld burgh.
R u a football man? if so visit the big teams ground(heart of midlothian fc)
or the wee teams(Hibernian fc)

The nightlifes good and theres some great shops in Edinburgh aswell.

Im very Proud to live in such a happnin city, all we need are coffeeshops and mare sun.LOL

[mdhfc]

i'll wee team yeh ! ggtth ... you know what they say about men obsessed with size... ;-p

anyways, parochial disputes aside. im from edinburgh so concur with (most of) the above. would also recommend oban as you can take a ferry out to iona and mull.. lush.

back to edinburgh if you get the chance arthurs seat takes a couple of hours to climb but has great views all round the city

enjoy

[Tall Guy]

If you happen to dip below the border into Northumberland (East coast), Bamburgh has one of the best beaches in Britain - miles of sand overlooked by a castle. It's only about 15 miles into England.

Here's a photo (not mine) http://www.flickr.com/photos/61561422@N00/446011201/

http://tinyurl.com/2unaw5

Nearby Holy Island (Lindisfarne) also has a fine castle and very good crab sandwiches.

[HasAnyoneSeenMyPipe]

You will have to visit parkhead the home of my beloved celtic.

Only seen this, hail hail mate. Gonna run away with it this season again.

[jim and sonja]

Too true my friend

[user54321]

You will have to visit parkhead the home of my beloved celtic.

Only seen this, hail hail mate. Gonna run away with it this season again.

Ye 'hink so, aye?

[user54321]

On the subject of park head, the regeneration in that area is immense... thanks to the commonwealth games we'll be the 1st folk in Glasgow to get the full wireless setup. Still a bit of a shit hole though

I stay just down the road at the 'pure mad gallusgate'/'gallagate' or Gallowgate if you want it's Sunday name