who's from Scotland

counterculture

im from north kiltstown too

Stoo61

upinsmoke wrote:

From Bo'ness originally so just over the hill from you guys.

Down South now though.

Pretty sure I can see Bo'Ness from my house....WAVE!!

Palimanto

From Bathgate, usually at Inners DH most weekends

Johnny Chimpo

Me, me, me... im from Inverkip (just down the road from Greenock)

Ho hum

I have been living in Livingston for the last 6 and a half years.

There are some reasonable trails around here and it is also legal to cycle on most of the pavements as well!

I need to get up to Beecraigs one day as one of my neighbours reckons it is pretty good up there as well.

anton1r

Ho hum wrote:

... also legal to cycle on most of the pavements as well!

Now i've seen this written before about Scotland (or maybe it's just the Lothians?) but I was under the impression that it was wrong?. Though i'll happily be proved incorrect if anyone can find some evidence of this.

I'm originally from Broxburn Ho Hum so not that far from you, live in Edinburgh now though.

Steve_F

Me too, from Edinburgh.

sheepworryingbhoy

I think I'm still in Scotland however the temperature was in double figures on this mornings commute so now I'm very confused..... :?

Ho hum

anton1r wrote:

Ho hum wrote:

... also legal to cycle on most of the pavements as well!

Now i've seen this written before about Scotland (or maybe it's just the Lothians?) but I was under the impression that it was wrong?. Though i'll happily be proved incorrect if anyone can find some evidence of this.

I'm originally from Broxburn Ho Hum so not that far from you, live in Edinburgh now though.

Hello mate.

It was made legal in Livingston in 1987 I believe.

Cycling around here is really easy because Livingston was designed with cycling in mind, so there are lots of underpasses so that you can avoid the mainroads.

There are some bridges where cyclists have to dismount, but they are clearly marked.

Adam

unixnerd

I think I'm still in Scotland however the temperature was in double figures on this mornings commute so now I'm very confused..... Confused

Don't worry, forecast for next week is light snow and a return to below freezing temps. On Cairngorm anyway.......

http://www.snow-forecast.com/resorts/Cairngorm/6day/top

Looks like we'll be skiing into June :-)

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yoohoo999

micksjoiner wrote:

me im from gods country

I grew up in Dreghorn. I would probably call Irvine bandit country, not god's country

big_barker

Me to kirkintiloch glasgow

Broonster

Wilsontown here!

(10 mins from West Calder in case anyone is wondering, which most people generally do! :roll: )

Cferg

Broonster wrote:

Wilsontown here!

(10 mins from West Calder in case anyone is wondering, which most people generally do! :roll: )

Near Braehead? The small version?

Rob-Is-On-Fire

Edinburgh here

Broonster

Cferg wrote:

Broonster wrote:

Wilsontown here!

(10 mins from West Calder in case anyone is wondering, which most people generally do! :roll: )

Near Braehead? The small version?

That's the one! Someone KNOWS where Wilsontown is! :shock:

Cferg

Broonster wrote:

That's the one! Someone KNOWS where Wilsontown is! :shock:

Out in the wilderness up there

I'm down in the Clyde Valley

TheWildHaggis

Aberdeen at the moment, in the past Inverness, Forress andArbroath

Bred2shred

Johnny Chimpo wrote:

Me, me, me... im from Inverkip (just down the road from Greenock)

I'm in Port Glasgow, just on the other side of Greenock from Johnny C.

anton1r

Ho hum wrote:

anton1r wrote:

Ho hum wrote:

... also legal to cycle on most of the pavements as well!

Now i've seen this written before about Scotland (or maybe it's just the Lothians?) but I was under the impression that it was wrong?. Though i'll happily be proved incorrect if anyone can find some evidence of this.

I'm originally from Broxburn Ho Hum so not that far from you, live in Edinburgh now though.

Hello mate.

It was made legal in Livingston in 1987 I believe.

Cycling around here is really easy because Livingston was designed with cycling in mind, so there are lots of underpasses so that you can avoid the mainroads.

There are some bridges where cyclists have to dismount, but they are clearly marked.

Adam

Fair doos I guess it makes sense if the town was designed with pedestrians/cyclists in mind. I always knew there was an advantage to "new towns" like livi, I just hadn't quite worked it out!

Neil Fat man on a bike

Sutherland

rudedog

I'm from Stranraer too.

peterpolo

aberdeen.

originally fae fife tho.

Graydawg

doug@basqueMTB.com wrote:

I'm from Scotland. Grew up in Tain, north of Inverness, and lived in Glasgow for years. Now emigrated though.

I lived in tain for about 15 years. Now currently in Alness. When did you leave tain?

Been around *ahem*

Fort William,
Stromness, Orkney
Tain
Dornoch
Invergordon

and now currently Alness.

gs3

Count me in!!!

.

Satans Budgie

Not a native but have lived north of the border since '68. Survived Kilmarnock now north east Fife

pk64

I'm not Scottish, but I've lived on the Outer Hebrides since I was 4.

the article don

I'm fae Glesga ( ya bas)

downhillbike

elgin

gtiandy

Falkirk