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  • COMING SOON!!! Hi all - Join me as I walk from Glasgow to Fort William along the historic West Highland Way. Keep checking! Updates soon. Posted by mikeyBoab in Walking the West Highland Way | Aug 28, 2006
  • Before I Go!! So, to begin......I travel to Bangkok on 2nd September flying to Paris for changeover to BKK. I was recently sacked from my job at a local building society so took bank loan next day & am bumpin it off & Posted by markyg in Thailand September 2nd 2006 Onwards | Aug 17, 2006
  • Photos Hi everyone, Sorry it's taken me so long to upload the photos, but I had to get them from Thomas and then kept forgetting to post them online. I've finally done it! You can view them here [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/markmacdonald/sets/7215759 Posted by sparky86 in Euro-Trip 2006 | Aug 16, 2006
  • There Is No Such Thing As A Coincidence Hello All...Well it has been a while since I have posted a new entry so I figure it is time to ramble on. I know I had promised you a controversial post at the end of my last entry, Posted by tcoxor52 in Random Ramblings of a Wanderer | Aug 2, 2006
  • Orkney Islands I figure I may as well combine the past few days into one post, as I've done hardly anything compared to the past few weeks! Instead of visiting a new city each day, I've been in the same place Posted by tristanr in paraphernalia | Jul 19, 2006
  • Travelling North I'm really tired, so I'm going to keep this brief. Today I travelled by bus and ferry from Glasgow to Kirkwall (on the Mainland of the Orkney Islands) to visit my grandparents! I went by bus from Glasgow to Inverness (via Perth) Posted by tristanr in paraphernalia | Jul 16, 2006
  • Glasgow & the Balloch Highland Games Today was a day of opposites and a fitting end to my all-too-brief stay in Glasgow. I woek up relatively early and caught a bus into Glasgow again to take the City Sightseeing tour once more the whole way around. Posted by tristanr in paraphernalia | Jul 15, 2006
  • Loch Lomonds & Surrounds After so many days of city sightseeing, it was fantastic to spend today out in the car exploring the Lochs and scenery to the North West of Renfrew. We started out driving alongside the River Clyde, across Eskine Bridge (aka Iain's Posted by tristanr in paraphernalia | Jul 12, 2006
  • Arriving in Scotland Today I left Warrington early to be in Glasgow at 1:30pm. I got the train as per before, but it was an older train and less crowded - no delays though! My Auntie Evelyn (who I haven't seen in about Posted by tristanr in paraphernalia | Jul 11, 2006
  • Glasgow After an excellent day sightseeing yesterday in Edinburgh, we decided to spend today in Glasgow, seeing what is essentially my father and his sister's town. Dad and Evelyn lived there for most (if not all) of their childhood, before Posted by tristanr in paraphernalia | Jul 14, 2006
  • Edinburgh I'll post about the past few days tomorrow, namely because I can't remember the place names because of all the misplaced vowels! This morning, my Auntie Evelyn, my cousin Fiona and I went to Edinburgh for the day on the train. Posted by tristanr in paraphernalia | Jul 13, 2006
  • From the Highlands to the Lowlands Well my trip to Scotland nearly ended up going all pair shaped as I had managed to organize a 10 hour bus trip to Edinburgh which arrived 30 minutes before the tour started no problems there surely. Unfortunately I didn't Posted by RedMonkey in Ramblings of the travelling nature | Jun 25, 2006
  • Undiscovered Scotland A few days ago I was reading a blog by a woman from Andorra about whether or not Scotsmen wear anything under their kilts. It dawned on me that despite being one of the finest nations on our wee round Posted by scotsman in Vagabonding Down Under | Jul 6, 2006
  • Reality Check It's funny... everyone back in NZ that has been over to the UK tells you how AMAZING it is... Christine and I were sitting around the other day... and we were thinking that this isn't really the case. Let's just Posted by alandchris in Al and Chris go a-travellin' | Jun 23, 2006
  • We're heeeeere! hehe... I figured that rather than replicate our travel update here... I would add a part to our website that helps out... http://ouroe.alronberg.com and then you can do as you see fit! Anyway... in other exciting news... WE BROUGHT A CAR!!! Posted by alandchris in Al and Chris go a-travellin' | Jun 11, 2006
  • 2 days to go Hello! Just to let you know that the blog is still here and I'm still planning to use it while we're away. We leave for Amsterdam on Monday. Unfortunately, I don't think I'll be able to post photos while we're away Posted by sparky86 in Euro-Trip 2006 | Jun 10, 2006
  • Tie your Weeins to a pole. Apparently I am staying in the windiest place in the world...so far so good, i haven't been blown away yet. Wick in the very North of Scotland right next door to the Oarkney Isles and of course the tourist hot Posted by lolalou in Wick | Jun 8, 2006
  • In Glasgow Hey guys I arrived in Glasgow today. And I'm heading off to Edinburgh tomorrow. Its been great. For those who are unfamiliar with the Titanic, it was built in Belfast. So I went on a tour of Posted by AshleyC in Where in the world is Ashley Churchill? | May 14, 2006
  • A weekend break to Edinburgh May 6th until May 8th 2006 we were in Edinburgh, Scotland - mainly to see Joanne, Paul and Carys - who was the main focus of the weekend as it was her dedication service on Sunday the 7th May. We stayed Posted by Purdy in My meander around the world | May 14, 2006
  • done and dusted The interview is done. I have sent copies of the mp3 conversations between Parviz and I, as well as various things from staff meetings, as they would not publish without absolute proof. They don't want to focus on the fact Posted by mark92 in Mr Tea in Latin America | May 9, 2006
  • Much Ado About "Much Ado About Nothing" Edinburgh has captured my attention and catered to my idealism more than any other city. The cobblestone streets wind through stone high-rises from the 16th century onward. Closes (nerv-rackingly skinny little ally-ways connecting streets and often lead Posted by nhkramer in London Skies | Apr 26, 2006
  • Doing time So after a year and a half of planning, saving and toiling, we are now a mere 5 weeks away from our biggest adventure yet. The extent of our saving has been that the only holiday we have ever taken Posted by Juliet06 in Peet and Jules' Meanderings | Apr 22, 2006
  • Kieran's coming too Kieran Begley's decided that he's coming on our EuroTrip. A-way-hay. We're going to be booking some hostels and buying our rail passes some time this month, apart from that, nothing else too exciting's been happening. I saw the new horror movie, Posted by sparky86 in Euro-Trip 2006 | Mar 28, 2006
  • Edinburgh Having an awesome time drinking in Trine's pub (Malcs's sister)- free internet... My last night in Edinburgh. Promise I'll write in the next couple of days. Love Lex xxx Posted by Lexie in Round the World 2006 | Mar 11, 2006
  • Visas We got our Visas this week... that makes life that little bit easier!!! We can now actually go to the UK without fear of coming to grief at Heathrow... It has been a process I can tell you... I can Posted by alandchris in Al and Chris go a-travellin' | Mar 4, 2006
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