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I live in Edinburgh and travel a lot, myself, in Scotland. I`m especially keen on the many beautiful and remote islands, whisky distilleries and golf and can help with travelling around and good places to stay. Also reknowned, locally, as an expert on Edinburgh pubs :o)

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I am a travel operator myself, but also contribute to chat lines (Scotchat and Electric Scotland) on Scotland, advising prospective visitors, to help them, not to make money!

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I wrote "Pack it all in", an eight page colour newspaper for the Australian Tourist Commission - a guide to budget travel in Australia and also "Stray out there" a guide to budget travel in the UK and Ireland. Updated the Fodor Guide to Scotland for 2004 - the Argyll and the Isles section.

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:

The Haggis is a three-legged animal which lives on mountainsides. Two short legs and one long leg mean it can only go in one direction, to trap, make it turn around and it will tumble down the mountain into your waiting net.

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Scott05/27/0910101010Many thanks Willie - you're a legend!
Pallavi07/24/08101010 
Joseph05/17/08101010 
Vasil02/08/0810101010Thank you for kind and comprehensive answer .....
Olivia02/04/0810101010Thanks so much for your help!

Recent Answers from Willie Wallace

2009-10-11 time of departure?:

Hi Elnazri, Go to http://www.thetrainline.com and it will give you times and prices. From Heathrow, you either need to take the underground into London and make your way to London King's Cross

2009-10-11 time of departure?:

Hi Elnazri, Go to http://www.thetrainline.com and it will give you times and prices. From Heathrow, you either need to take the underground into London and make your way to London King's Cross

2009-09-24 The Trossachs & The Road to the Isles:

You can make the trip to Oban including all the other things in one day, but if the ferry is at 18:00, you really should aim to be there for it by 17:00. It is jjust over two hours driving direct to Oban

2009-05-26 4-5 days in Scotland:

Hio Scott, So much to see, so little time. To reach Dunvegan, take the road up from Glasgow up the banks of Loch Lomond, the A82, then carry on through Glencoe and up to Fort William. Then the

2009-05-23 which ticket to buy?:

Hi Susan, You can't break your journey on one ticket. It has to be completed on the same day. You will find buying single tickets is usually cheaper than buying return tickets, anyway. http://www

 

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