Log Cabin

[BrowneIssue]

Savaged by a midgie. I never realised that was possible.

Scotland's best kept secret, the midges.

 

[expat]

Savaged by a midgie. I never realised that was possible.

She develops a nasty skin reaction to the bites. The painful red inflammation lasts literally months. The marks haven't disappeared after 4 years. Pardon me if I don't share the joke.

 

[fckvwls]

Pardon me if I don't share the joke.

Genuine suprise. I never realised a bite from them could do that. The idea of midgie's affecting one's property purchasing decisions was a consideration I have always ignored.

 

[RSoles]

Savaged by a midgie. I never realised that was possible.

They hunt in packs.
Believe me it is very, very possible.

 

[shoes]

Not this one by any chance?
http://www.dmhbl.co.uk/index.php?m=property_detail&id=84

This is mid-Scotland - Lower highlands and a tourist trap.
Good location for renting to tourists.

Thats a lot of money for a shed. It's not even a big shed.

 

[oracleslave]

Thats a lot of money for a shed. It's not even a big shed.

I agree. Am still trying to work out how they would fit 3 bedroms in that as they advertise.

 

[BrowneIssue]

Scotland's best kept secret, the midges.

Pardon me if I don't share the joke.

And I wasn't joking. They do keep them midges a secret otherwise they wouldn't have a tourist industry.

 

[Lockhouse]

Go for it but forget retiring there. Imagine you'll be 60+ living in a log cabin in the cold. No way is that realistic.

 

[DimPrawn]

£100K for a garden shed in Scotland? It's not even a big garden shed.



You lot are kidding right?

 

[expat]

Genuine suprise. I never realised a bite from them could do that. The idea of midgie's affecting one's property purchasing decisions was a consideration I have always ignored.

I don't blame you for being surprised. So were we