east coast and midges (1 Viewer)

dogmanlpool

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hello there everyone ?
is the east coast the best to go up to ? and avoid them dam midges ? cause av been on the scotland midgey watch and it seems so ? thanks dogmanlpool
 

philw111

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Yes

We are on the Moray Firth and don't get bothered by them at all. I've just been out with the dog - beautiful blue sky, warm sunshine (when the wind drops:winky:), watching the seals basking on the rocks - it's on days like this that I know why we moved up here:thumb:

Phil
 

scotjimland

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yes.. the east coast is *generally* too cold and windy for midges ..

personally, I would rather have the midges :winky:

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jabbaman1

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buy odourless garlic capsules from the health shop ,I,m normally a 6 course meal to the dreaded midgets,but they seem to help,they don't like garlic,the west coast is the best for scenery, but the worst for midgets:winky::winky:
 

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