We blew up the airmatress and collapsed into it. Waking up in the morning where we were treated to a full Celtic Breakfast-Hash Browns, Sausages, Bacon, eggs, Tomatos, Haggis and Lavabread.
We just chilled the rest of the morning before having to nip to Hospital for a outpaitent appointment. On the way back we nipped into a Morrisons where I filled up with some very reasonably priced Diesil-less than £1.40 a liter. Then back to the flat. More visitors came round and many topics of conversation were chewed over including diffrent pagan paths-Druidy, Trad Witchraft, the state and behavior of diffrent types and how Pagans interact with each other IRL as well as online. M and M came round, so funny two beuatiful girls with the foulest mouths you have ever heard and we sat discovering stuff on Youtube-a cultural exchange they showed us Scottish humour and we showed them Taff Wars.
Next day we were up and running early and left the flat at 7am, We were out of Scotland by 9am and managed to take in the scenery as the sun came up. The thing I notice about Scotland is that unlike Wales and the M4, when you are travelling on the Motorway in Scotland there are no towns and villages that back onto the Motorway, in fact apart from the odd farm you see no sighs of civilisation. As B said 70% of Scotlands population live in the cities,So you can drive for miles without seeing any signs of 'civilsation'. We swapped drivers regualry all the way down the M6-M5-M4 and made it home exhausted but glad to have gone.
And then 48 hours later I was back up north again! Not as far as Scotland, this time a jaunt up to Manchester to see my kids, It was my eledests birthday....17years has flown by. So we had a day out in MCR. My other son brought his Girdfreind with him and as it was the first time we had met, it did put the brakes on a trip into the Afflex's...still theres lways next time. I enjoyed treading my Boys to his Birthday dinner of a Nandos and being there on his birthday.
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