Scotland holiday Cottage, try our late availability
click Luxury Lochside cottage, short breaks, low season offers, appin, glencoe
self catering, special deals, luxury lochside cottage, glencoe, Ben Nevis, Appin
£200 off low season last minute holiday
click Cottage, self catering, glencoe holiday, off season, short breaks
holiday cottage late availability Moor of rannoch, road to glencoe, winter snow scotland
click Glencoe activities, Scottish Highlands, outdoor capital
Short breaks cottage Glencoe Autumn colours in Glenfinnan, not far from Ben Nevis, Fort William
Stalker castle, history of appin, lochside holiday cottage £200 off
near Glencoe cottage Pap of Glencoe, midnight in Summer, loch linnhe, loch leven, glencoe village
click Wild life, holiday cottage scotland Glencoe cottage, holiday scotland

£100 and £200 off this cottage price.  

wp4666118c_1b.jpg
Between Glencoe and Fort William, last minute holiday cottage
self catering holiday cottage by the loch, special offers £200, last minute available
Last minute, late availability, special deals, £200 off cottage near here
Cottage near Ben Nevis, shorts breaks, special offers up to £200, last minute, late availability
Midnight by the cottage near glencoe, short breaks scotland, cottage special offers, last minute cottage, late availability cottage

Snow and ice, driving scotland, scottish roads with snow, icy roads in Scotland, how to drive on ice, how to drive on snow, snow and ice in Highlands of Scotland

 

Tips for driving on snow and ice in Scotland

Try and keep to coastal roads, they are less icy than inland roads.. Avoid the steep hills. Accelerate slowly, keep a huge distance from the car in front, brake very very slowly, that’s why you need extra distance. Take emergency stuff with you, obviously.

Four Don'ts

 

Don't allow the battery to run down. It is very vulnerable in the

cold.

Don't use washing up liquid in the screen wash

Don't run on thin tyres

Don't overtake on snow and ice

Don't rev the engine or accelerate quickly

 

Ten Do's

 

Drive very slowly, particularly around corners

Avoid steep hills, particvularly those with bends

Go into corners slowly

Accelerate very slowly

Use 2nd gear if possible on ice

Keep the driving wheel as straight as possible

Leave a massive amount of room between you and the car in front

Fill the petrol tank more frequently than usual

Keep your mobile phone topped up

Use WD 40 to ease the door locks

Watch out for extra cold temperatures in low lying valleys, and on

tree lined roads

Choose a coastal route if possible rather than an inland route.

 

Take 11 things with you

 

Old bits of carpet, clothes, or cardboard for getting the car out of

snow

Wellington boots - carried inside the car

Shovel, to dig out the car

Emergency first aid kit

Spare clothes

Scarf

Hat covering the ears

 

Gloves

Chocolate and something to eat

Flask of hot drink

Charged mobile phone

St. Christophers charm, you never know.