Glasgow

I love love love having friends in other countries. I think that's part of what made Glasgow so awesome. I visited Tina, a friend who studied abroad in the US during High School, briefly saw my old roommie Nicole, and made a new friend Kirstin. For the most part, Tina was the photographer during the trip. Unfortunately, she decided to try the "formatting" option on her camera and goodbye 6 months of photos. Luckily, I did take a few photos

In Glasgow the sun set about 10 pm and it was still light out until 11ish. It was AWESOME! None of that pitch black by 9pm. Nope. As a result, it did feel a little weird going out to the bars early. Which brings me to the bars, or, I should say clubs. Pretty awesome. I guess we all have that clubin stereotype of the UK people, but, yeah. We didn't pay to get inside anywhere, and drinks were 1quid. I like it.

One day we decided to rent a car and drive around the countryside hitting up Scotland's oldest distillery, purchasing some awesome father's day gifts, visiting Kirstin's family home, and touring Stirling Castle and another one that I can't think of right now. Side note: Nick driving on the wrong side of the road- oh so scary.