u/Fianna9

Hello all! Looking for some tips before I plan too much!

Flying in/out of Edinburgh in mid Sept. Probably going to spend two nights there (arrival is early in the morning so a jet lagged day and a full day) but we’ve both been there before.

Key points for this trip is the highlands. I’ve only done the half day tour when I was there before. And I’d like to see it proper.

We have five nights, would you recommend one good central spot? Or two spots? I love the idea of the Cairngorms National Park, I’m a photographer and would love to see it. But would also love to see the Glenfiann Viaduct which is the other way.

Interests are photography- exploring nature and ruins and old castles. Nice meals, breweries, gin and afternoon tea.

Almost certainly going to do a rental car, but i had also thought about taking the train to Cairngorms first.

Thanks

I was successful in my FBR and am now going for the passport. They want an original passport- but does anyone know if that passport has to still be valid?

I’d rather not let my current one go if I don’t have to. I’m going to try the customer hub again tomorrow but the time zone means I’m too late today.

I can’t go to the game anymore on Sat, looking for face value, about $80 for the pair.

500 level, first base side

The person in the seat in front of me is wearing a mask. Sounds courteous? Except she keeps throwing her tissues under the seat.

So both gross for the poor staff who have to clean it up, and for me cause her tissues land on my bag.

I used the bag her blanket came in (also stuffed under the seat) to pick up a bunch of tissues. Threw the out. Came back to see more on the floor. Just asked her to stop throwing her tissues on my stuff.

Hi, I can no longer make it to the game, I am selling 2 500 level tickets, row 11 on the aisle. Looking for $100/pair