May 25
Streetview Scotland
For those who don't know about it or those who don't know the extent of it. The majority of Scotland is covered. It is handy for checking if places are easy to get to or even worth the trip, scenery wise. I use it to check complicated junctions there's nothing worse than a missed turn on a busy road. I used it to help Hunterston visitors find their way from Edinburgh / Glasgow station or even Greenock docks. If you are touring you can check out e.g. Loch Ness to see if you have the time to get there. You can even see inside Stirling castle to help decide whether to go.
I also recommend RAC route planner for realistic distances, routes and travelling times.
On Jan 18, 2016
central Scotland
Click the + until the road sizes are adequate then drag the wee yellow man onto the road you would like to see.
On Dec 28, 2015
Forth Road Bridge
Quite a hot topic lately. You can see the train bridge on the left and the new one under construction on the right.
On Jan 25, 2016
Edinburgh
You can work out whats where to save the feet a bit, before you go. Or even have just a virtual holiday.
On Jan 28, 2016
Stirling Castle
You can work out if things are worth including in your itinerary depending on time available, weather or entrance fees.
On Jan 08, 2016
Fort Augustus
Where the Caledonian Canal meets the south end of Loch Ness. A bonny wee place..
On Dec 18, 2015
Hunterston Castle
It's worth backtracking a bit to see the entrance from the main road, it's not all that obvious and you may miss it.
Some webcams.
Counties
General David Hunter and Broughty Ferry
On May 23rd
some of the Hunter armorial families
On Mar 21
1000 years of Hunter history
On Jan 25
politicians.. who needs them
On Feb 25
popular News
On Jan 31, 2016
On Jan 14, 2016
