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My #SomewhereSunday destination today is Scotland.                                                               
I have always wanted to go to Scotland and a
favorite book (and now TV) series is based there so it intrigues me even more.



It's always helpful to know the most common phrases and words when traveling to a new place. The Scots language is similar to English but not. Check this out, you'll see what I mean. *grin*

Ardnamurchan Peninsula

Edinburgh



A tour, led by Rick Steves, through Scotland's Islands and Highlands


What's the weather like in Scotland?

Standing Stones of Callanish

The Wallace Monument


Most of the time when the word food in mentioned in the same sentence as Scotland the first thing people think of is Haggis. It has quite a reputation around the world with very mixed reviews I'd say. Well, there's more to Scotland than Haggis as this video shows - it takes us on a food tour of Scottish cuisine. 


Cave of Melody

                
                       Trotternish Ridge, Isle of Skye 


 Enjoy some traditional music


Edinburgh is referred to as the cultural heart of Scotland. 
Take a tour of it with Rick Steves.

The currency in Scotland is the Pound

               


The Middle Highlands

Culloden Moor 

Eilean Donan Castle

     
Fairy Glenn



Fairy Pools

        
       Finnich Glen, Loch Lomond
You can't visit Scotland without attending the Highland Games!
         

Gruinard Bay

 



Inverness

Heather covered moors

Loch Ness


The Highlands

There's so much to see and do in Scotland, here's 25. 


You can make your own scottish food to complete your *travel* experience today. Try one of these recipes.  



Leanach Cottage, Culloden Moor.
It is the only surviving building from the battle in 1745





             





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