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Wondering what to pack for a trip to Scotland? Look no further! We'll discuss rainy days, that Scottish sunshine, and warming up when it gets chilly up north!
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If you're like me, one of the best ways to prepare for a trip is to immerse yourself in novels set in the destination.
When it comes to a visit to England, there's nothing like a cozy mystery novel. Scotland tops many people's "bucket lists," and for good reason. It's an incredible country, full of wonderful people, amazing scenery, and incredible cultural sights.  You're in England. You're a millennial. You're going to see Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Parts I and II. It's going to be expensive and you're going to love it. Check out these easy tips and tricks to learn what you need to know before seeing Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, in London. 
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As much as I love being a tourist, there are times when I’m tired of crowds. While Edinburgh is not a particularly crowded city, if you visit during the right time of year, after an extended stay, you may want a small escape, without going on a full-on day trip. A half day spent at Craigmillar Castle and The Sheep Heid Inn can be the perfect respite.  Craigmillar Castle, Edinburgh |
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