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Great photos Telexstar - and also a suspiciously high incidence of sunlight! Are you sure it was Scotland you visited!

Love the colours and especially the oil drums, and the detail shot at the distillery...
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Thanks Gordon. It was the only day where we actually saw blue sky I think. Still, I'm told the weather everywhere else in the country was worse.

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I personally think the best places in Scotland for photos are the Cairngorm mountains (especially in winter) and parts of the west coast - spectacular!

Maybe next year...
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Btw. can someone tell me: If you travel with a small, well-behaved dog in Scotland is it forbidden/unusual to take that dog into a restaurant?

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Yes you can, if you're blind. Otherwise I'm afraid not.

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