Orkney
Posted 25/02/2014 - 12:22
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there's more ways than 1 to skin a cat!
Depends on what sort of route you like to drive and what the traffic is doing on the day, its always good to have alternative routes!!!
Depends on what sort of route you like to drive and what the traffic is doing on the day, its always good to have alternative routes!!!
A few bits & Bobs
Posted 25/02/2014 - 19:37
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Now, now, no falling out I think I understand the route options
What about photo opportunities not to be missed whilst on the Orkney Islands?
Anybody got any pictures they would like to share?
Are there any good campsites?
Dave
What about photo opportunities not to be missed whilst on the Orkney Islands?
Anybody got any pictures they would like to share?
Are there any good campsites?
Dave
Posted 25/02/2014 - 21:21
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Steep wrote:
Also I think you should do Scotch Corner - Inverness via Perth and the A9 in quite a bit less than 8 hours. andy_bell wrote:
a further 3-4 hours from Inverness to Thurso...
Best regards
Andy
2 1/2 hours Inverness to Thurso even at a busy time of day. I do that run regularly and often manage it in 2 hrs 15 driving a van at max 50mph. Unless you are including stops for photography a further 3-4 hours from Inverness to Thurso...
Best regards
Andy
David
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Posted 26/02/2014 - 11:32
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Back in the 70's I had a friend who lived near Kirkwall who drove a Ford Capri. He would sometimes do the complete journey to visit his Mum in London in one day. That was in the days before speed cameras, of course
Regards, Philip
Posted 26/02/2014 - 12:23
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Kirkwall to Cambridge door to door @16 hrs...
only stopping for fuel and a wee......
only stopping for fuel and a wee......
A few bits & Bobs
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