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    @dee wrote:

    Thank you all for your suggestions. Isle of Skye is where I really wanted to go, even found a lovely remote cottage on a cliff top, then I done AA Route Finder and it was gonna take 9 hours to get there :roll: dozy mare!!!!!

    Anyway, think we have decided on Loch Lomond, beautiful but not too far to drive. Been there before and I loved it but it was with a “previous” so I was trying to go somewhere else :lol: . But nope, Loch Lomond it is. Now just gotta find a lodge/log cabin. Oh, thanks for your hotel suggstion Lucky, maybe last year that would have been an option but family/financial circumstances have changed somewhat :lol: .

    Thanks you lot xx

    Dee, base yourself here for seeing Loch Lommond and the Trossachs National Park we go there the kids love it there… also Oban an hours drive, fort william etc…. also on this site have links to their other sites ne’er Dundee, Nairn etc…..

    http://www.sac.ac.uk/consultancy/wigwams/

    #280767

    dee

    Cheers for that Mary, gonna have a look now and hopefully get summit booked.

    #280768

    dee

    Booked near Loch Lomond. 8) Didn’t go for the wigwams Mary, but will defnately keep it for the future when the lil one’s a bit older.

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    @dee wrote:

    Booked near Loch Lomond. 8) Didn’t go for the wigwams Mary, but will defnately keep it for the future when the lil one’s a bit older.

    Ive just started takin my 2 yr old… he’s still abit young for it but loves being there… mind ya it would be easyier leavin him at hame lol

    #280770

    dee

    What a fantastic time was had by all 8) . We stayed at Inveruglas on Loch Lomond and it was bloody marvellous! Full view of the Loch from our terrace, magnificant view of huge mountains from kitchen window. Visited Inverary, Oban, Balloch, Stirling and Helensburgh (only for the Co-op!). Drove through various other places such as Luss and I’ll be buggered if I can remember the others! But oh my, by far the best bit is getting to these places, the scenery is breath taking. I’ve been to Scotland many times, but it still amazes me. Mary, think I passed your wigwams too! And everytime we drove past Firkin Point I chuckled!! Passed the De Vere one as well lucky, don’t think they would have took too kindly to the little un and his weaning :lol: .

    It’s a far cry from the holidays I used to have BC (before child :lol: ), but ordering Haggis from a restaurant to take away was interesting :lol: . Went to the Oyster Bar on Loch Fyne, timed it so little one didn’t need feeding…..yeah, right. Anyway, we survived, so did the other diners I think! Oh, seen Lorne in the supermarket as well, and I’ll be buggered if I could remember what it was?!?!?! Just remember there was a post once. Anyway, enough of food, I put on bloody 8lbs in a week :lol:

    There was so many things to see, so little time. But above all, relaxing, peaceful and beautiful.

    #280771

    @dee wrote:

    What a fantastic time was had by all 8) . We stayed at Inveruglas on Loch Lomond and it was bloody marvellous! Full view of the Loch from our terrace, magnificant view of huge mountains from kitchen window. Visited Inverary, Oban, Balloch, Stirling and Helensburgh (only for the Co-op!). Drove through various other places such as Luss and I’ll be buggered if I can remember the others! But oh my, by far the best bit is getting to these places, the scenery is breath taking. I’ve been to Scotland many times, but it still amazes me. Mary, think I passed your wigwams too! And everytime we drove past Firkin Point I chuckled!! Passed the De Vere one as well lucky, don’t think they would have took too kindly to the little un and his weaning :lol: .

    It’s a far cry from the holidays I used to have BC (before child :lol: ), but ordering Haggis from a restaurant to take away was interesting :lol: . Went to the Oyster Bar on Loch Fyne, timed it so little one didn’t need feeding…..yeah, right. Anyway, we survived, so did the other diners I think! Oh, seen Lorne in the supermarket as well, and I’ll be buggered if I could remember what it was?!?!?! Just remember there was a post once. Anyway, enough of food, I put on bloody 8lbs in a week :lol:

    There was so many things to see, so little time. But above all, relaxing, peaceful and beautiful.

    Wooooooooo I am way behind here… when did you have a sprog?? :lol: :shock: I’m glad you had a lovely time… I too like scotland but spent most my time bonking 8)

    #280772

    I too like scotland but spent most my time bonking ^^^^

    and i still got the whey off your cottage cheese erse ALL over my sheets !

    #280773

    @rubyred wrote:

    I too like scotland but spent most my time bonking ^^^^

    and i still got the whey off your cottage cheese erse ALL over my sheets !

    :lol: It’s good for midnight snacking :wink:

    #280774

    cheesy dip,,extraordinaire ! Next time i shall bring the haggis and the white pudding along ! oh and the staple diet of Scots, a Deep Fried Mars bar :)

    or so the Myth says id much prefer a deep fried bounty myself :)

    #280775

    @rubyred wrote:

    cheesy dip,,extraordinaire ! Next time i shall bring the haggis and the white pudding along ! oh and the staple diet of Scots, a Deep Fried Mars bar :)

    or so the Myth says id much prefer a deep fried bounty myself :)

    Dip deep… you may get a wee curly :wink:

    Love ya girl… off for food toodles xxx

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