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Would love to meet up with a load of TM'ers and do a Scottish run , especially if we time it right with weather !
Geneva 2016 plus 8' The Green Godess' 4 side exits .
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Thank you I'd appreciate that, whatever it is that you are talking about? KML or GPX is the file you can enter in Google maps or your Sat Nav (even in your mobile) , so any one have this file can follow your path or modify it based on is own needing. i understand it's maybe like i speak Greek to a Swedish, but if you use or want to use a Sat Nav this is the way to go 
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A Taffmogger goes up there every year. Long weekend over Easter due to work.A lot of miles covered. He pesters me to come but I have not managed yet. A pending house move is an obstacle this year. He uses known B&B or hotels. Fast roads to get there to a RDV then away to go. I am determined to get there at first opportunity.
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If you packing your clubs, Ullapool has quite a cute little golf course.. Well, there'd be two sets of clubs and a trunk full of make-up. I think I might be able to sling the clubs along the running boards like a cavalryman's carbine. Why not hire clubs up there? More room for makeup then 
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Questions: 1. Who in their right mind would try this in a Morgan?
I did parts of it recently in my Aero and two other TMer's did the full route last week so its well sorted for a Morgan. Personally I'd ignore all of the advice about golf and spend a/either more time driving the roads as they are spectacular b/visit the distilleries
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I'll second Tim's (Hamwich) suggestion having plotted that for a few Morgans several years ago. Have a camera at the ready!
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Thank you I'd appreciate that, whatever it is that you are talking about? KML or GPX is the file you can enter in Google maps or your Sat Nav (even in your mobile) , so any one have this file can follow your path or modify it based on is own needing. i understand it's maybe like i speak Greek to a Swedish, but if you use or want to use a Sat Nav this is the way to go I love your quote "if you use or want to use a Sat Nav this is the way to go", it belongs in the humour section. Thanks. I interpret this to mean that I can plot a route in a KMX or GPX file and then download it onto my phone (it's a windows 10 phone, I know that much! My navigator has an apple, except that she shouldn't really be called a navigator, more a sleeping policeman. She wakes up and KNOWS that I have been driving too fast. And her apple is not for GPS, but for looking at recipes and daft dog videos. Also, good advice about hiring clubs, why didn't I think of that? Ted, how can you help, please?
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I'd post the journey maps but haven't developed the IT skills yet. slainte!  Sorry, Dornoch title seems to have disappeared.
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Best Regards Lang may yer lum reek
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OK Day 5 A9 Dornoch to Inverness B9006 through the Culloden Battlefield to Croy B9091 and B9090 through Cawdor (Good Castle) Then either use the B9101 to join the A939 and head soth via Dava to Grantown on Spey and from there to Tomintoul OR if you have time head further East from Nairn on the A96 to Forres and take the B9010 south towards Dallas but take the minor road through Branchill to Cardhu then the B9102 and cut through to Carron and out to the A95 you can then either go over the hill via Edinvillie to Glen Rinnes and then Glenlivet or take the A95 to Ballindalloch (another great castle) then to Glenlivet. From Glenlivet via Tomnavoulin to Tomintoul. From Tomintoul A939 over the Lecht to Corgarf and follow towards Ballater and Braemar. Go right at Gairnsheil Lodge on the B976 to Crathie and then Braemar on the A93. Follow the A93 over tne Cairnwell to Glenshee. Keep on the A93 then take the B950 to Kirkmichael and then the A924 to Pitlochry. You will then have driven some of the best roads in the Northeast of Scotland Enjoy
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Very Nice road we ve done It in 1996 with our tourer.
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