Have any of you visited Scotland ?

Hello lovely Scottish person! :)

When I was about 3 my parents and I stayed in Fort William, and the places we visited included: Glen Finnan, Morar, Caithness, Oban, Kyle of Lochalsh, Plockton.

However, the only bits I have any memory of are the white sands of Morar, glass blowing at Caithness and photos of me at Glen Finnan Monument.

When I was almost 15 my dad took me back for a few days. We stayed overnight in Edinburgh so I could visit the castle, then went on to Fort William, and again visited Plockton and Kyle of Lochalsh.

I loved all the places I saw, but really, really must go back again to see more :)

I was in Edinburgh but I went up to Aberdeen and St. Andrews and Inverness and Glencoe. It's an amazingly beautiful place with obviously tons of history. The fact that cobblestones you're walking on are over 600 years old is just mind blowing considering no such thing like that exists in North America!

Yes they visit in their thousands every year, they love the scenery, castles and general history of Scotland. oh hush Angel - you know the nearest you've been to Scotland is looking at it on a map.

Yes about this time of year 35 years ago I visited Edinburgh and toured the very castle where Macbeth(Shakespeare's play) was supposed to have taken place.

No. Only on the Discovery and the History channels.

I'd love to see the ruins of the historic castles scattered along the coast.

Yes I visited Auchtermuchty in Fife in 1960 and met Lulu's extended family and they were terrific. Lulu was in London promoting her top recording of Shout. I Also went to Edinburgh and saw the castle, a man in full highland dress and went in the pubs, only to be told that ladies weren't allowed in! That was how it was in 1960. However, you could go into a hotel and get a drink and I used to drink a beer that was called Heavy. Great times!! I was proposed to by a pig farmer who, apparently according to his mate, had a load of unopened wage packets. However, after 3 months I was missing London too much and came back.

Yes, we shot ourselves a Haggis and ate it.

Lol, joking, im from England, i visited Edinburgh, Glasgow and so on, i personally don't View Scotland as a different country. =)

Lived there for 31 years of my life, 16 of those in Ayrshire and the rest all over.

Miss it something chronic, and can't wait to get back.

Never been, do plan on it though, i love the Scottish. You will never find a more down to Earth and god honest people. You want a brutally honest answer....you ask a Scott :)

Ye rule!

been all over Scotland . its a wonderfullplace.. i love the rugged west coast of it ..and would love move there one day.