Scotland

  They used to say that “he who holds Stirling, holds Scotland” which means that Scotland is now held by tour parties of Spanish school students...   However, despite this it is really impressive, having been largely restored to its original appearance.   The tours of the site are excellent and the views of the surrounding… Wee Edinburgh. City of wee bagpipers, wee Hare Krishnas and wee festivals.

…hoping I'd spend a short time here but ended up meeting a bunch of sweet Jap girls and was helping them out with things to do in Scotland. It was already by 3pm and I realised I'd better get going if I am going to make it on time. Went back to Belushi's, hung out with the vet and Mike one last time, before heading to the station and boarding… Goodbye Scotland, but not for long!

Scotland as a present.  The castles have been home to a lot of Scottish history, including Queen Mary and King Edward (the first person to unite Scotland and England ).  Many wars between the Scots and the English were fought over… Edinburgh - The City of Festivals

Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and its second largest city. Edinburgh is 45 miles away from Glasgow, 15 from Livingston and 100 miles from Carlisle and Aberdeen It is in the south-east of Scotland, on the east coast of Scotland's "Central Belt", on the south shore of the Firth… EDINBURGH, UK

I found Scotland to be a magical place. I spent the several days I had in Edinburgh mostly just walking around with my mouth wide open in awe of the beauty surrounding me. Edinburgh is one of the most beautiful cities I have ever had the pleasure… Scotland