Who would have ever imagined Caribbean style beaches?
When you are surrounded on three sides by water (North Atlantic Ocean, Irish & North Seas.) you are bound to have some beaches. What is surprising in this case is the magnificence, style, variety and beauty of Scotland’s beaches. On Harris for example, the beaches look like they have been plucked from the Caribbean. In St Andrews, the West Sands beach is nearly two miles long with a vast tide (note the beach behind a huffing and puffing me thegrandview.files.wordpress.com/2007/05/run.jpg). In Elie, there is a annual celebrity cricket match on their beach. North Berwick’s beach on the Firth of Forth/North Sea is spectacular in its simplicity. Man does not live by golf alone. • Music – It’s not just bagpipes. Although I have come to love the bagpipes (my phone ringtone is a bagpipe driven Scotland the Brave), Scotland’s music scene has flourished for decades. You haven’t lived until you have heard Lonnie Donegan sing “Rock Island Line.” Lonegan arguably introduced and invented the style
