aldo67uk
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Aberdeen is a nice place but Glasgow is the best. |
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flymetothemoon279
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edinburgh |
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poli_b2001
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Depends on what you prefer, do you like city life then Edinburgh or Glasgow or a quiet town village then there are hundreds of nice places all around the country |
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janine
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morayshire is beautiful, there is a place called findhorn, it has a great beach and its usually quiet even in summer |
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♥Dimiz♥
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www.scotlandistheplace.com |
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Not Ecky Boy
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Inverness and Perth have VERY good quality of life.
Dundee and Stirling OK too
Places to avoid- Dumbarton, Gorbals, Aberdeen. Carluke is the armpit of Scotland, best avoided too.
A general rule I was told is to to draw a line from Dumbarton to Aberdeen and anything NORTH of that line will generally be OK. |
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barneyboomagoo
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The Borders, you have beauty and splendour in the scenery, peace and tranquility but you still have nice little towns with shops and essentials !! |
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♥Scottish♥Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ♥Fairy♥
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highlands for quietness and splendour,perthshire also. |
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hairyhaggis_uk
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anywhere north of glasgow towards Loch Lomond. Outwith the city but close to it. Countryside, mountains, pubs, and good schools |
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old know all
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The huge numbers we have living here suggest most Scots prefer London. (PS Would you like your politicians back?) |
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♥haggisbasher♥
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Depends if you prefer Town or countryside, I'm from Aberdeen, it has plenty to offer, jobs friendly people, surounded by lovely countryside and not far from the Highlands. |
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