Back home

[kribu]

Back home. Well, technically since Sunday already, but I needed sleep so badly that Sunday evening and all of yesterday passed in a somewhat hazy state

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[dickgloucester]

That rope bridge is awesome, especially when you bounce up and down on it...

I'm guessing you wouldn't want to be there at the same time as me.

[kribu]

... er, yes.

Had a heavily overweight person cross before me. That was enough, believe me. :p

[dreamy_dragon73]

Welcome home!
I'm glad you had a good time. I prefer Glasgow as well. It feels more vibrant to me.

[kribu]

Thank you!

It did, yes. Edinburgh is a very beautiful town, no doubt about it - and all the mountains/hills surrounding it help - and the National Museum of Scotland was great, but Glasgow just felt ... fresher, somehow. Less touristy.

[m_mcgonagall_65]

It sounds like a great vacation!

[kribu]

It really was!

[arynwy]

Wow, what a haul! Loved the pic of you, Skull and Derek. Glad you had fun and the rope bridge sounds amazing. Definitely going on my list of things to do.

Welcome home.

[kribu]

Yeah, as far as "getting stuff" goes, those were some successful signings! :D

It was a great trip. Unfortunately I must have picked something up from an airport or whatever, because I've now had a sore throat and low fever and bad general head cold for a couple of days now and it's not getting any better yet...

[arynwy]

Oh, bleh. Get well soon, so you can pick up where you left off basking in the "great trip" afterglow.

[ayerf]

Glad you enjoyed the trip and the signings (and that pic with Derek and especially the pic by Derek are awesome!)

I only wish I could've been there. Even for the scary rope bridge crossing over the abyss.

[kribu]

The signings were fun. At least when you don't need to queue completely alone, the hours of waiting are well worth it with Derek signings!

I wish you could have been there too! So much lovely sightseeing - even if we did end up doing the tour bus thing in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Belfast, since I really just couldn't bear the thought of only walking all day long every day.

Also, if you ever get the chance, the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh is great. I loved their science and natural history parts in particular.