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A9 North of Dornoch Firth looks quite craggy. Never been up that far I'm sad to say
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Originally posted by zeitghostThere's always mid Wales... not much in the way of population, but the scenery isn't so rugged...
I wonder about NW Spain, or are there any craggy EAST coasts?
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Do they have the same midgies in Norway's fjordland? Or the same rugged scenery, and sparse population, anywhere else in Europe that doesn't have a plague of insects?
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Originally posted by expat View PostBut alas the east coast lacks the spectacular scenery of the west coast.
Cairngorms, Highland Perthshire, parts of Fife while not spectacular are extremely beautiful though
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Originally posted by Torran View PostMidges can be a real problem from late may to September on the West coast.
Jungle formula applied everyday when we go walking up there.
The east coast is thankfully pretty midge free and they lack the ferocity of their West Coast cousins.
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Midges can be a real problem from late may to September on the West coast.
Jungle formula applied everyday when we go walking up there.
The east coast is thankfully pretty midge free and they lack the ferocity of their West Coast cousins.
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Originally posted by BrowneIssue View PostAnd I wasn't joking. They do keep them midges a secret otherwise they wouldn't have a tourist industry.
Anyway, got to the place (a log cabin not far from Fort William) and only saw about three midgies the whole time we were there. Unbelievably lucky from what I understand. They have whole books about dealing with midgies in the tourist shops there, so they must be killer when they strike.
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£100K for a garden shed in Scotland? It's not even a big garden shed.
You lot are kidding right?
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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.
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Originally posted by shoes View PostThats a lot of money for a shed. It's not even a big shed.
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Originally posted by s2budd View PostNot this one by any chance?
http://www.dmhbl.co.uk/index.php?m=p...y_detail&id=84
This is mid-Scotland - Lower highlands and a tourist trap.
Good location for renting to tourists.
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