United Kingdom - From Glasgow to Brighton

Welcome to Scotland

Fasten your seatbelts and turn up the volume! It's time to start the journey through Great Britain.

[Glasgow, Scotland]

Beware of renegade tractors

I wonder if they are attracted to the light, just like deers, and come running onto the road?

[Scotland]

Silent cows

These meadows were made to be eaten, or something like that.

[Ayr, Scotland]

a fistful of haggis

Haggis is the national dish of Scotland. It usually consists of various entrails such as heart, liver and lungs. These juicy bits are traditionally boiled in the sheep's stomage for several hours. I wonder what this sheep has eaten?

[Having haggis in Thornhill, Scotland]

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This must be the place where Depeche Mode goes to shop when all stores in Basildon are closed.

[Thornhill, Scotland]

Sheeps galore

Sheeps everywhere! Better not be sheepophobiac around here.

[Lake District, England]

Lake visitors

[Lake district]

Another lake

When they called it the Lake District, they weren't kidding.

[Reine on a walk, overlooking yet another lake]

Castlevania

This is where we stopped for the night. I've seen worse places.

[Grasmere, Lake District]

Sherwood Forest

[Lake District]

Bricks

[Lake District]

Bits and pieces

[David, Elvira and Alexandra goes urban hunting in Wolverhampton]

Anger management

In lack of my old nemesis Dan Ackroyd, Barney will do.

[Reine performing aggressive negotiations in Oxford]

Keep your hands inside the vehicle

This white beauty was my assigned horse. He had the ominous name of Storm, but luckily I had stacked up a big supply of Kendal Mint Cake in case he would live up to the name.

[Horseback riding]

Fill her up

Filling the tank is actually more fun than it seems.

[Christian in Oxford]

End of the road

Finally arriving at the lovely town of Brighton. This is as far south as you can go without entering the tunnel below the English channel.

[Brighton pier]

End of the road

Finally arriving at the lovely town of Brighton. This is as far south as you can go without entering the tunnel below the English channel.

[Brighton pier]

Pebble beach

Now that's a lot of pebble.

[Brighton pier]

Land's end

[Matilda is overlooking the English channel in Brighton]