Bits and Bobs about Western Scotland

I'm practicing Scotch/Brit speak, hence,

Here are a few bits and bobs:

• The Scottish have the finest cuisine that I have experienced in all my travels.  Every meal has been outstanding.

• Right now, black and white horizontal stripes are on trend - for both men's and women's clothing.  Red pants are also popular, but I am too shy to take a photo of anyone wearing them.

• There is a lovely glen on the island of Mull.  It is inhabited solely by sheep, and there is no electricity in the area.  The weather in Mull is mostly rainy year round. The council saw fit to install a bus stop/shelter in the glen.  Since there is no electricity, they installed solar panels on the roof.  When there is enough sun, the shelter lights up at night and is apparently quite lovely sitting by itself in the glen.  There are no people to take the bus. There was no way for the driver to stop the bus for a photo of the actual bus stop, but this is what a glen looks like.

• The weather is often dirty in western Scotland. Surely you can figure out what that means.

• If you are offered tablet, it means a piece of candy that resembles butterscotch fudge. 

• This is not tablet, but have you ever seen anything cuter?

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  Knitters throughout the world are nuts.