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Since my last trip to Scotland in 1996, I have been diagnosed with Celiac Disease and am resigned to a very strict gluten free diet.
The States are not up to date on much of anything and GF has become a fad for the unenlightened. Are the local pubs safe eateries for a Celiac? I enjoyed the pubs in 1996, once I won my argument with my travel companions that pubs are not like U.S. bars or taverns. f
thank you for any and all helpful info.
Mary Ann (Marnie) Warfield
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Thank you for the heads up on Oban, Inverness and Skye. If we stayed in Oban for 2- 3 nights can we cover Mull and Skye from Oban?
Are we being too ambitious? In 1996, my girlfriends and I relied solely on
i-centres. I dropped Edinburgh to include more of the middle highland area. I'd love to get further north but that will have to be another trip.
I am a cultural historian and have written the historic significance of properties for the National Register of Historic Places here in the US for nearly 20 years. I have researched and written on industrial buildings, bridges, water towers, early military facilities, including an old Pratt and Whitney WWII aircraft engine plant. This is why I am starting in Glasgow for the architecture, and wanting to visit Falkirk for the Wheel. I also love the canal system and hope to see more of them.
I really appreciate the marvelous help on your site.
Thank you all
Marnie