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To: Pianoman1997 who wrote (311782)	10/8/2025 10:27:32 AM
From: ralfph	1 Recommendation Recommended By Pianoman1997 Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 312368

My daughter got there two days ago. I gather she went swimming in a quarry near LochNess - locals were gob smacked - thought they were crazy - her friends explained that "they're Canadians" that seemed to have covered any concerns the locals had. Headed for Dingwal - some kind of gathering my wife's side

To: Pianoman1997 who wrote (311782)	10/8/2025 4:00:49 PM
From: LoneClone	2 Recommendations Recommended By onepath Pianoman1997 Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 312368

OT: I did a wonderful grand tour of Scotland years ago. I started by presenting a paper at the Intl Assoc of Popular Music Scholars conference in Glasgow -- by far the most fun academic conference I ever attended -- than headed up and rode a bike around the Isle of Skye and Isle of Lewis, then took a ferry across to northern Scotland, then visits to England, Wales, Ireland and Northern Island, then back to Scotland for Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Carnarvon, and places in between. The Edinburgh visit included a proper Scotch tasting session, which was fun but debilitating. Overall it's a great country to visit, although tough for vegetarians like me outside the cities. My only disappointment was that I failed to track down any fellow members of the Mouat clan when I was up in Sutherland. LC