See you in Scotland

[Radar]

Scotlandshire may not have motorways, but I believe it now has electrickery and running water. Alcohol is in plentiful supply though, just in case the water isn't safe to drink

 

[Lid]

And dont go on the moors at night. Thaire not safe.
(especially for Americans in red puffer jackets).

 

[orange71]

...stick to the path....

 

[Repack Rider]

I see. You guys respect Scotland about as much as Californians respect the parts of California where we don't live.

But now and then we still have to go there.

 

[The Ken]

Born and bred up here, love it, there are no motorways north of Glasgow - Perth.

The road to Fort William may be dualled for a short section but it will mostly be 60mph limit country road [1 lane each way no central barriers] if the weather is clear the trip passes through some lovely countryside.

A short detour off the path will take you through the stunning Glencoe to Rannoch Moor - 50 miles of desolate moorland with a solitary pub at one end.

I'm pretty sure the werewolf murders happenened in Yorkshire but I have moved about since then.

 

[orange71]

I'm pretty sure the werewolf murders happenened in Yorkshire but I have moved about since then.

set in Yorkshire, filmed in Wales (I believe)

 

[Lid]

As usual the full on furry mayhem came down in London at Picadilly Circus.

 

[Repack Rider]

I was told that I might have a problem getting my passport renewed in time, but other than costing more, speed is not a problem.

Still debating whether to try driving all the way from London. It seems like a lot to ask of Dave (GradeAfailure) to do that much in my behalf.

If I should find a connecting flight for Glasgow and hire a car from there, I would be looking for a local for company and to keep other drivers safe from me.

I expect we'll get proper treatment once we get there. Anyone for Glasgow to Fort William?