Feb 1, 2016
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An Dubh
Scotland as a second home
I want to tell you something about my choice to go to Scotland. Travelling on my own for the first time is a bit scary, so I decide to go to a country I know well. When I was nine years old we (me and my family) lived in Roy Bridge (near Fort William) for a couple of months. From then we travelled every year to Scotland to see the people from the village and to see differend things and the beautiful landscapes from Scotland. I thought that it would be really nice to get in contact with other Scottish people and to discover an other area of Scotland! I have been to the Outer and Inner Hebrides, Orkneys and at the very North of Scottish mainland. So the surroundings of Glasgow are new for me. Next to that WWOOFing would be a fantastic (and cheap...) opportunity to make a journey on my own!