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I need some friends (with friendly advice) in Scotland :)
AmyRushLaing
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My best friend of 30 years/business partner and I are in the extremely early stages on planning a trip to Scotland next Spring. We own a thriving photography business and travel to different locations shooting models. My father who is pushing 80's family is from Scotland and he has never been (his brothers have). He has mentioned on several occasions "if only." Well, business is good, so Sarah and I decided we would take our dads on our next trip. I need advice on 1)where would be good model location. I like the idea of an abandoned castle/ local scenery, but don't know which would be good for this. We roll without lights, but bring a large reflector and don't want to step on any toes. 2)Any ideas on getting my dad on a NICE golf couse. He's literally asked me to scatter his ashes on saint andrews when he dies. He spends every day playing golf. I need friends in Scotland!!!
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I am also a PGA Golf Professional so suggestions for a golf is easy. St Andrews is only 1 hour 10 minutes away from us and we stand only a 2 minute walk away from Pitlochry Golf Course. Blairgowrie Golf is 30 minutes away which has 3 courses and Gleneagles (Home of the 2014 Ryder Cup) is only 45 minutes away.
This makes Pitlochry the ideal place to come and stay.
If you need any other help just let me know.
fishypro
Whisky, Castles and Food a speciality.
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fishypro
There are quite a few abandoned castles in the area which are shown on ordinance survey maps and details of them can be found with a bit of research.
Regards
Granny_A
Whisky, Castles and Food a speciality.
yourscotlandtour.co.uk
fishypro