Scottish Borders Tourist Route to Edinburgh
As I was saying in my last blog entry, we followed the Scottish Borders Tourist Route via A7 to Edinburgh and the Lothians. That was the nicest thing about having a road trip with our own car. We were able to see the beautiful sceneries of the place on our way to our next destination. We we were able to stop anytime we liked and just enjoyed the ride without really minding the time.
So, let me show you some pictures of the beautiful rolling hills and valleys of the Scottish Borders Tourist Route via A7 on the way to Edinburgh and the Lothians. Let me show you too some pictures of a few of the towns where we passed. Imagine yourself being inside the car, unaware of all what’s happening in you surroundings. Just enjoy the calm panoramic views of the Scottish Borders and the Lothians despite the occasional heavy rain.
Yes, that is right, it rained heavily on certain areas so I was not really able to get a lot of photos. It was not easy taking photos with all the rain pouring on the windshield of the car.
As I have mentioned, it was raining heavily so it really looked so dark. It just stopped raining when we arrived in Edinburgh.
I hope you enjoyed your virtual ride along the Scottish Borders Tourist Route, also along the River Tweed, only I was not able to get any photo. See you next time! We will surely have fun going around Edinburgh City virtually!
Updated on October 21, 2009
Links to Our Scotland Golf Vacation in Summer 2008
Scotland Golf Vacation in Summer 2008
Scottish Borders Tourist Route to Edinburgh
First Day, Edinburgh City, Scotland
Second Day, Edinburgh, Scotland
St. Andrews, The Home of Golf
Scotland’s Malt Whisky Trail
Inverness, the Mouth of the River Ness in Scotland
Scotland Lochs: Loch Ness, Loch Lochy, Loch Linnhe, Loch Creran
Oban, The Little Bay in Scotland Trip
Inveraray Castle, Inveraray, Scotland Side Trip
Hawick, Scottish Borders, Scotland Trip
Colchester, Essex, England Side Trip
Leeds Castle, Maidstone, Kent, England Side Trip
Related Links:
Map of Scotland – Detailed Maps of the Scottish Regions
Scotland Travel Guide – Holiday Ideas, Accommodation, See & Do, Attractions, Tourist Information
Really great picture of a beautiful landscape. I’m sorry to say, I’ve never been in Scotland but a lot of Norwegians have and with relatives from long time – even from the Viking period.
It looks very much like in Norway too – even with heavy rain so I do feel like home in this pictures.
I’m looking forward to a follow up from Edinburgh!
In the mean time, I wish you a wonderful end to your week
ang ganda! sana makarating din kami dyan pero kapag good weather lang, hehe
The hills are alive……
For me joyriding is much much fun than taking a quick ride by plane unless of course if you’re the one sitting on the passenger’s seat, hahaha.
Beautiful Edinburgh, thanks for shring – felt like I was inside in one of those bar and ordered a steak and gigantic beer after getting off from the car. Wheh!
ganda ng landscape manay! sana makarating din ako riyan balang alaw:)
hope you have a great week ahead mamuah!
Hello Renny!
I’m also hoping to be able to visit Norway too!
Hello Kengkay!
Kahit na umuulan basta lang wag lang masyadong malakas.
Yong trip kasi namin, ang lakas talaga ng ulan noong malapit na kami sa Edinburgh.
Hello K!
The reason why we took our car because we enjoyed our road trip last year when we went to Ireland. We will surely do it again next time!
Hello cheh!
For sure, makakapunta rin kayo dyan, pag malaki-laki na mga bata para ma-appreciate naman nila.
happy weekend, dear sofie!
Thank you so much..Renny!. We are also hoping to be able to visit Norway too.
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