Scottish Driving Roads
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To those who know the roads around the aberdeen, insch, braemar, dufftown, cairn'o'mont(?), lecht road etc - they are awesome aren't they?!
I would add the A9+A99 stretch from south of Wick down to Dornoch bridge as my recent favourite
I work across north scotland and these roads are my daily commute!
I would add the A9+A99 stretch from south of Wick down to Dornoch bridge as my recent favourite
I work across north scotland and these roads are my daily commute!
GTstar said:
I would add the A9+A99 stretch from south of Wick down to Dornoch bridge as my recent favourite
I work across north scotland and these roads are my daily commute!
I agree with that,being from Brora i grew up on those.Some fantastic roads up there anywhere you choose to go actually.It's only heading south after Inverness that the A9 becomes really boring.In fact i think i'll go for a blast now!I work across north scotland and these roads are my daily commute!
rev-erend said:
Steve
Thanks for the tips - I stayed over in Applecross on Monday night and drove past your place early on Tuesday about 10am .. the coast road was deserted at 9am but as we had such a lot of rain and torrential rain - it meant the roads were pretty slippery.
Still the scenery was superb.
Spotted a Chimaera in Applecross and perhaps the same car again in Aviemore.
I was in Applecross that Monday too, we took the hill road in, had a look in the campsite as a workmate was there with his renault modus, then to the inn for lunch, before heading north to gairloch on the coast road......which was even more fun as I could see more!Thanks for the tips - I stayed over in Applecross on Monday night and drove past your place early on Tuesday about 10am .. the coast road was deserted at 9am but as we had such a lot of rain and torrential rain - it meant the roads were pretty slippery.
Still the scenery was superb.
Spotted a Chimaera in Applecross and perhaps the same car again in Aviemore.
Edited by rev-erend on Thursday 3rd September 11:40
Edited by rev-erend on Thursday 3rd September 14:40
P17_GTA said:
rev-erend said:
Steve
Thanks for the tips - I stayed over in Applecross on Monday night and drove past your place early on Tuesday about 10am .. the coast road was deserted at 9am but as we had such a lot of rain and torrential rain - it meant the roads were pretty slippery.
Still the scenery was superb.
Spotted a Chimaera in Applecross and perhaps the same car again in Aviemore.
I was in Applecross that Monday too, we took the hill road in, had a look in the campsite as a workmate was there with his renault modus, then to the inn for lunch, before heading north to gairloch on the coast road......which was even more fun as I could see more!Thanks for the tips - I stayed over in Applecross on Monday night and drove past your place early on Tuesday about 10am .. the coast road was deserted at 9am but as we had such a lot of rain and torrential rain - it meant the roads were pretty slippery.
Still the scenery was superb.
Spotted a Chimaera in Applecross and perhaps the same car again in Aviemore.
Edited by rev-erend on Thursday 3rd September 11:40
Edited by rev-erend on Thursday 3rd September 14:40
Most roads in the quiet bits of Scotland are great, far too many to list!
Just around me (Insch/Huntly) area there are dozens that are great fun. And they get better and better as you head North and West!
I spent a fair few weekends (pre-kids and when I had my VXT) just setting off into the countryside with a map, a change of clothes, a toothbrush and my wallet. Bloody great.
Just around me (Insch/Huntly) area there are dozens that are great fun. And they get better and better as you head North and West!
I spent a fair few weekends (pre-kids and when I had my VXT) just setting off into the countryside with a map, a change of clothes, a toothbrush and my wallet. Bloody great.
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