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Any burners from Scotland or Ireland out there?
I've been thinking about next years vacation already, and I've always wanted to go to both places. I'm hoping to run into a few new friends and get some ideas of where to go when I get there. Actually both time and place, thats why I'm starting to look now.
Stonehenge and the Guinness brewery are already on the list.
I've been thinking about next years vacation already, and I've always wanted to go to both places. I'm hoping to run into a few new friends and get some ideas of where to go when I get there. Actually both time and place, thats why I'm starting to look now.
Stonehenge and the Guinness brewery are already on the list.
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Re: Scotland or Ireland
Fri, March 28, 2008 - 9:34 AMTry here: regionals.burningman.com/eu_uk.html
(Links to Scotland and Ireland discussion lists are there ....)
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Re: Scotland or Ireland
Mon, April 7, 2008 - 11:33 AMHere's a link to some Euroburner mailing lists, including Scotland and Ireland, the main one being Playadust.
euroburners.org/wikka/MailingList
The usual thing is to post to the list a few weeks before you intend to arrive requesting local friendly Burners to put a roof over your head and show you the local subculture.
The Dublin and London Decoms are in mid November/first weekend in December, respectively, if you can time it right -
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Re: Scotland or Ireland
Wed, April 9, 2008 - 7:27 AMI've enjoyed the youth hostels, but I would recommend at LEAST one bed and breakfast for a good breakfast/meal sometime on your trip.
Quiet places: Abderdeen (Scotland) and Six Mile Bridge (Ireland). Six Mile is tiny and we found a place that picked us up and took us horsebackriding, didn't cost too much. Also check Dingle... it's a quaint town, west coast Ireland. Also has a hostel with full kitchen.
You can fly between the Scotland and Ireland really cheap if you get tickets early enough.
Scotland would be agreat place to rent a car for a few days (if you feel comfortable driving) because of the scenery. Take care driving, though!
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