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Guest written by our friend Sergio Chaney

I had long been considering a trip to Scotland when late one May evening, as I watched a documentary about Edinburgh on international channels on direct tv, I decided that I was definitely going to use my two week's vacation time to travel to this fascinating city.

After flying into Glasgow and taking the train to Waverly Station in Edinburgh, I took my baggage and walked to my hotel - the Roxburghe. It is located just off Princes Street, which made walking to many of the major attractions such as the Scott Monument, the National Gallery and the Old City (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) very easy. Walking up the Royal Mile in the Old City to Edinburgh Castle was an experience in itself. The street is full of historic architecture, including St. Giles' Cathedral, as well as small shops, pubs, restaurants, and narrow closes (alleyways) that branch off the street. The Castle itself was marvelous and provided a stunning view of the city and the Firth of Forth. Other attractions I visited while there were Holyrood Palace, Holyrood Abbey, and the Camera Obscura. Having just read “The Da Vinci Code, I also took a bus out to Rosslyn Chapel, which is the chapel that featured in the book towards the end. All in all, it was a fantastic trip, and I will definitely go back some day.

It's time to play golf! Well, at the moment I don't play golf, but I am one of the many who would like to learn to play golf. Indeed if only I have someone who could teach me. Summer is the perfect time for it. Seeing people play golf on TV seems fun, so I bet that it is fun. My! Maybe someday I will finally have the money to be able to play golf. It doesn't cost much I know if you have the money especially if you can find a website like this www.48hourteetimes.com, you are all set. I find that website to be informative and accomodating when it comes to last minute golf bookings. It is based in South Carolina if you are looking to golf somewhere like the following: Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Sunset Beach, and Pawleys Island. Those places are popular among the wealthy people who want to take it easy for a while. It is summer time after all and most people are on vacation. We all love having fun in the sun. Now for those of you looking to do your last minute golf bookings, don't forget to see about the 48 hour tee times. You don't want to miss the deal there! I learned that you don't have to worry about any membership fee. You will simply get great service and great savings for unpremeditated golf! Fastest, surest way to book tee times on fabulous courses, plenty of selection (subject to availability) and you can book 24/7 for your last minute golf outing. You can't often find that kind of accommodating service anywhere else. So be sure to check out tee times for your convenience.