Bonny Scotland

[EnLinea Media]

Aye, it's that wee bonny land of highlands and heathers, Braveheart and bagpipes, Robbie Burns and kilts, single malts and haggis, the whole nine yards. Seriously, though, this occasionally reluctant bit of Britain is a tourism treasurehouse, with ancient yet rockin' cities like Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Aberdeen, plus of course its castles, lochs (here, Nessie!), craggy coastline, offshore islands, and let's not forget golf courses (invented here, of course!),

[weetoon]

http://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/
http://www.trivago.co.uk/scotland-41493
http://wikitravel.org/en/Scotland
http://www.ourscotland.co.uk/

[Dr. Jessie Voigts]

for local news in Argyll, check out http://forargyll.com/

[HLynnH]

I love Scotland! I dream of retiring there - at least part of the year. Guess I had better get back to work so I can save my pennies.

[Jools Stone]

Hi, been living in Edinburgh for the past 9 years. Although I haven't travelled everywhere here I'm happy to answer any questions anyone may have.

[Erica Gott]

Hi, Jools. Are you British or other nationality? Why Edinburgh? I mean for you; I know it's beautiful. I spent four days there back in 2001, and would love to live there a while. It's so full of history, and I just want to explore it all!

Erica

[Jools Stone]

Hi, yeah, I'm from London originally. I moved here for my fiance, though she's English too. You should definitely come back if you can, so much to see. If there's anything specific you'd like to know just fire away.

I'm part of the Tripbod network. I help people plan their trips here and give them personalised tours if they want them. You can see my profile on their site here if anyone's interested:
http://www.tripbod.com/expert-602-Edinburgh.aspx

Cheers, Jools

[Tripatini]

Halloween in Scotland gets a shout-out today on the Tripatini blog!