What's The Furtheset North In Britain You Have Been?

[Hyperion]

Yes

It's full of Scottish people

How dull

 

[Spider]

Carlisle. Following Brighton, obviously.

Must get to Scotland some day though.

 

[Two Professors]

RAF Kinloss,NATO exercise in the '70's.Ernest didn't look hard enough in Perth for his full ENGLISH-plenty of pubs/hotels SeRvinG it,with EXTRA sausage available.

 

[Vatican Citys No.2 Keeper]

Glasgow: to play in the Queens Park 6-a-side tournament at Lesser Hampden Park for Worthing FC Fans team

 

[cloud]

The Hebrides - Harris, Lewis, Berneray, Skye and Eigg

 

[Hans Kraay]

Carlisle went to watch the Albion and Aspinall scored the winner and did a sliding celebration right in front of us!

 

[Jello]

Hampden Park for Dundee United v Celtic Scottish Cup Final.

 

[Timbo]

Just about everywhere up there for work. Lerwick on Shetland, Stromness on Orkney, Kinlochbervie on the west side and Thurso on the East (quick trips to Cape Wrath and Dunnett Head). Just about every island on the Inner and Outer Hebrides.

 

[16bha]

Working Men's Club in Worthing

 

[Giant Seagull]

Kirkwall in Orkney. Wasnt particulary enamoured with the place, maybe because the weather was miserable, everything was grey and there was dog shit everywhere.

 

[pasty]

York City football ground

 

[snowdrop]

RAF Lossiemouth early 80's for the RAF Police Dog Trials, they were all found guilty lol

 

[16bha]

Aberdeen

Ditto

 

[thisistips]

Me too cape wrath. Wish I'd seen the Albion at st james, next time that happens I'm definitely going

 

[Chamberpot]

Not so north for me but have been a handful of times. I've been to Leeds and Blackpool, Leeds was surprising alright but Blackpool was everything I thought it would be.

 

[tweenster]

I lived in Elgin for nearly 3 years, during which we visited the Shetland Islands. Beautiful place with plenty of interesting historical sites.

 

[Jimmy Come Lately]

Most northerly for me was a day trip to Orkney which I found a fascinating place, Kirkwall, Stromness, Scapa Flow, the Churchill Barrier, Italian Chapel, Skara Brae and the stone circles (can't remember their name).

Spent a week in Orkney last year and loved it, although the guide at Highland Park distillery warned us that Orkney had two seasons: winter and July. We were there in August. He wasn't wrong: it was wintry enough one day that the ferry back to Scotland was suspended.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Glasgow , for a day out when staying on holiday at my mum's home in Stranraer.

 

[timco]

Dunnet Head which is near John O'Groats but slightly more northern.

Both of these and on top of Ben Nevis twice if you are counting vertical.

 

[Peever]

York, went to meet a friend I met online years ago for the first time. Beautiful city