However, my husband had a different experience and Iâve heard many versions and stories of peopleâs experiences with ketosis, so keep in mind that everyoneâs different and even if you donât have any of the symptoms of being in ketosis I describe in this post it doesnât mean that youâre not ð.
Highland Routes. Scotland's rail network extends outside of the central belt around Glasgow and Edinburgh to other cities and towns in the northern highlands. The West Highland line runs from Glasgow all the way to Fort William and Mallaig. There's also the Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh route, rated by Lonely Planet as one of the more scenic rail trips in the world. The network even reaches as far north as Thurso and Wick after passing by St. Andrews and Aberdeen.
And the others are right - travel in Scotland may not have large distances as the crow flies, but the roads are neither as straight as the crow's path nor as broad. Report Abuse I always use an estimate of 35 mph for any distances in Scotland or Ireland. The roads are charming, but that also means they are narrow, winding, and apt to have sheep or a tractor on it in front of you. I tend to find 3-4 hubs and do day trips from those hubs.