The Scottish Highlands have officially the most unique landscape I've seen.
The road from Edinburgh to Inverness(which I managed to drive without hitting anyone or anything) featured some very nice scenery.
Mom and I noticed tons of sheep in the hills(which, if you ever want to get me a sheep or a goat I will love you forever) so when we stopped at one of 7,934(seemingly) little roadside park areas we smelled something interesting. Mom thought it was sheep. I thought it was flowers. I'll let the top picture do the talking as to what you think the smell might have been.
Ok, need a hint? Here are a few:
There are no rest areas on said highway....only parking areas with no facilities.
There are no Pilot gas stations featuring nice, clean restrooms.
Need anymore hints? Hit me up and I'll tell you what the smell was!
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Formerly titled "The Traveling Job Coach" and then "The Traveling Athletic Director," this blog is
for me and my memory because it's not very good.
My memory is not very good. See what I mean?
This blog has also morphed into a place for me to share my thoughts on life and how I see the world.
These thoughts often bubble to the surface during my travels.
I don't concern myself with grammar. This is simply a place for me to record my memories,
thoughts and feelings while I travel.
I started this blog before my trip to Europe July 10-24, 2009. Email me at brosefield@gmail.com
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Yes, I used the words whilst and fancy in the same paragraph.
You want sheep? Wait until you drive the Irish Countryside. We had to stop so many times for sheep crossing ( and so my boys can chase them).
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ReplyDeleteLove it. Nothing like "going with the flow' (no pun intended). 😏
Very low humidity here yesterday and today. Lows in the mid 60's. Dont get excited; hell returns tomorrow.
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