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Scotland Magazine author Richard GoslanYour home on the roadIn the latest of our series on accommodation in Scotland, Richard Goslan tackles the controversial caravan. Nothing divides opinion quite like the humble caravan. It’s a bit like George Bush’s mindset on his “war on terror” – you’re either with us or against us. And if you’re stuck in a tailback on a narrow Highland road caused by a caravanner who’s barely touching 30mph, it’s easy to fall into the former... Scotland Accommodation from Issue 36 published on 14/12/2007 Not quite roughing itGone are the days of shared bunks and joint cooking, Scotland’s hostels are now clean, comfortable and, above all, reasonably priced. Richard Goslan reports If the thought of youth hostelling brings back memories of draughty dormitories, chilly showers, grumpy wardens and chores in the morning, think again. Since celebrating its 75th anniversary last year, the Scottish Youth Hostel Association (SYHA) has re-invented itself as a more relaxed, family-frie... Scotland Accommodation from Issue 34 published on 30/08/2007 |  | ||||||||||||
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