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eli328
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Hi everyone,
i recently moved to England, and i've one week off from work at the end of next month, so i was thinking about visit Scotland.
As it is y boyfriend birthday as well, i would like to do something we won't forget. We both like walking in the wood and stargazing, so i was looking for a place where we could have a walk, a picnic, and stay overnight to whatch the stars -possibly sleeping in a comfortable bed, later that night.
is there any place you can advise me to go to? considering that i have more than one day, i'd really apreciate if there is anything else to do in the nearby as well.
thank you very much!
i recently moved to England, and i've one week off from work at the end of next month, so i was thinking about visit Scotland.
As it is y boyfriend birthday as well, i would like to do something we won't forget. We both like walking in the wood and stargazing, so i was looking for a place where we could have a walk, a picnic, and stay overnight to whatch the stars -possibly sleeping in a comfortable bed, later that night.
is there any place you can advise me to go to? considering that i have more than one day, i'd really apreciate if there is anything else to do in the nearby as well.
thank you very much!
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The Clova hotel in Glen Clova would give you more of the woody walks - up to Corrie Fee is a great walk, easy foot path and absolutely stunning Corrie at the top of the hill. It's also pretty isolated so star gazing possible....
Watch the sunset / sunrise times though - into May and you're getting close to 16/17 hours between them!!
Whisky, Castles and Food a speciality.
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