#technically the friend who's organizing is looking at Glasgow and Loch Ness and I'm looking at maybe adding a couple days in Edinburgh

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because I've had success asking for travel tips on here in the past

Scotland in June: What's It Like and What Do People Wear?

going off of Google average temperature data, it looks like it's close to Chicago temperatures in May and October- are you wearing shorts or are you dressing for the actual temperature? because here at least I feel like we push our luck in the spring and then bundle up too much too early in the fall

to be clear I don't give a shit if people clock that I'm a tourist, I think it's pretty easy to tell I'm an American and I don't even blend in in my own city because I dress like a kindergarten teacher, but I'm curious what the situation is like. And I want to know if I will need to plan on delaying my annual "putting winter clothes in storage" task

ALSO I'm sure I'll find stuff by googling but do you have anything weird about your trains that a tourist wouldn't know? I've ridden on Amtrak and Trenitalia no problem in the past but I see people on YouTube or Instagram in some countries being like "this idiot tourist thought their ticket meant they'd be able to sit down" and I would rather not be the tourist in that kind of scenario

#statistically some of you have to either be there or have experience going there #I'm being basic and looking at Glasgow Edinburgh and maybe Loch Ness #technically the friend who's organizing is looking at Glasgow and Loch Ness and I'm looking at maybe adding a couple days in Edinburgh #like it's such a nightmare to get across the Atlantic it seems like you may as well extend a trip you know? #google is telling me y'all are rivals or w/e but you know where I'm coming from here