2 Day Road Trip To Scotland - All The Motorway Service Stations Special Episode
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
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Come along with us on a journey to Scotland where we discover deep fried pizza, the Hartside Pass and many other things. And of course we'll be stopping at all the motorway service stations along the way.
It's a two day extravaganza for us as we head up to the beautiful Scotland. We're squeezing every Scottish service station into one amazing episode. There's also a rather nice bridge at some point.. stay tuned.
We are embarking on a journey across the UK to visit all 93* motorway service stations.
*It turns out there are 94 **
**95
In this episode, we'll be stopping at;
Gretna Green - A74M
Annandale Water - A74M
Abington - M74
Cairn Lodge - M74
Hamilton - M74
Bothwell - M74
Harthill - M8
Old Inns - M80
Stirling - M9
Bowtrees - M876
Kinross - M90
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The shed at Kinross used to rent go karts which used the track you saw the dog groomers was originally a tourist information centre .
Karting!! That's cool, I had no idea, wish I had known back then when I visited. Thanks for watching!
It does look like a rather wonderful old building. Somebody should do something with it.
I remember the track being used for RC car racing years back too.
Recall the tourist information too.
Great to see you venturing north of the border! You really should come back here and do a video on the M8 through Glasgow - surely the UK's weirdest motorway. Bridges to nowhere, ghost junctions and slip roads leaving and joining the right-hand lane! It was originally intended to be part of a central ring, but having demolished part of the city to build the northern half, they changed their minds and never completed it. Now, if that isn't the stuff of Auto Shenanigans, I don't know what is...
And the Kingston Bridge, which was planned to have under-carriage heating, but that was deleted to save a few quid. First couple of winters there were cars skidding into barriers because of ice. Who'd have thought that a bridge over a river might get icy? The architects, that's who.
Not sure what utter brainiac decided to delete the heating, probably some tosser at the Scottish Office.
Deep fat fried battered haggis is utterly delectable too. Food fit for Gods. A tour of service stations, however, is a quest fit only for the most well heeled masochists. I salute your stoicism. 👍
Some of the drone shots are breathtaking. You guys definitely earned your deep-fried pizzas.
Bothwell is pronounced with the first syllable as in “ball”, so like “Bawthwell”. The services is dismal but the village is chock full of premier league footballers and very expensive houses.
The A74(M) was supposed to be renamed M6 when the Cumberland Gap was filled between Carlisle and the border, but it’s never happened. A lot of the original road signs in South Lanarkshire pointing to Carlisle have M6 hidden under the A74(M) patch.
Heart of Scotland is pitiful, but luckily a brand new Eurogarages development has opened at the next junction eastbound. Not technically a motorway services, it is right on the junction and has multiple food, coffee and shopping outlets along with a cheaper Shell than the BP at HoS. I think the only thing keeping HoS alive is it’s Park and Ride facility to Glasgow and Edinburgh for Harthill residents via Citylink coach.
Abington is always horrendously busy and has a tiny car park. Sitting right at the junction of the M74 to Glasgow and the A702 to Edinburgh, as well as the A73 to the Clyde Valley. It gets a stack of passing trade, could definitely do with being much bigger.
I watched a man selling tropical fish from his boot in Hamilton services once. So, you can pick up anything from a service station.
63 years in England - never yet been to Scotland.
Never too late. Don't bother with the services though.
Hello Suzy the far north of Scotland is stunning if you have a motor home you should visit the sparsely areas of north western Scotland. You will be in awe of its beauty.
@@barrymontgomery408 From what I hear, you will be in awe of the backside of the camper in front of you, for many miles.
Those drone shots of the Forth Bridge are stunning! well done!
The Forth bridge is one place I recognise from a family vist from New Zealand back in 1971, at age 10.
Harthill used to actually have a proper sit down cafe rather than just a couple of shops. There was a proper service station concrete covered bridge to take you across the motorway and into the cafe.
The Blue Boar, knew a chef in there, 70,s
Fond of Annanadale Services - this is the first place we'd stop on the way to Ullapool from North Yorkshire since it marks the 2 hour point when you want to swap drivers and have a nice walk around the lake. Sometimes the lake gets a bit slimy and you know its bad when the ducks are depressed.
Before Westmorland took over Cairn Lodge, it was a very peculiar place. It was a sort of early 90s parallel universe, and I kind of liked it
How about Broxden Services at the very top of the M90. It's definitely signposted from the motorway.
Interesting that this video starts with 7 minutes of non motorway views - but nice to see the countryside around the England/Scotland border from the air as well - my inlaws lived in Carlisle so I am familiar with the start of this video.
I was 21 before I realised that not all pizzas were deep fried.
my dad was 21 before he heard the English language being spoken. He is Welsh
We had a chip shop that didn't heat up the pie slowly in the infra red display but chuck it in the hot oil,It was different but just oily
Thanks!
Thanks a lot mate
Something else to mention about Heart of Scotland, to add to the comments below; the village of Harthill is next to the services, on the westbound side. Harthill is served by local buses, but there is no rail line through the village. So, to provide a commuter service to either Edinburgh or Glasgow, the Scottish Citylink route 900 (Edinburgh - Glasgow), which runs every 15 minutes, calls in at Harthill in both directions. That footbridge is to allow passengers to get to and from the coaches stopping on the eastbound side! In effect, the motorway service station footbridge is more for coach passengers, than motorists!
Harthill and by extension the Heart of Scotland services also has its own weather system. It can be bright and sunny to the east, and bright and sunny to the west, and snowing and foggy at Harthill.
... and then there is the Kirk o Shotts transmitter station practically next door. Harthill services is described as being near the village of Harthill midway between Glasgow and Edinburgh. I cant vouch for the accuracy of that statement, I would say it is considerably nearer Glasgow, but what do I know.
Best looking bridge in the world I think.
Absolutely!!!! Nothing gets close!!
Harthill services used to have a Wimpy before Wild Bean Café was in every BP across the country. The access road you saw was used by locals (me included) all the time to get to the neighbouring villages of Harthill and Blackridge via the B718. They stopped access through most likely because it got busy and they didn't want to maintain the road as the surface was awful. There is a new service station just one junction up if you go eastbound at Heartlands which was a new development for houses.
Not sure if anyone has mentioned, but Kinross services is on the edge of what was Balado airfield, the shed and tarmac are probably remnants of that.
The old airfield used to host T in the Park for years, a very big music festival.
Now there's just some chicken sheds and a big radar thing that looks like a golf ball.
The Old Inns services used to have direct (short) slip roads when it was on the A80, so was ironically more like a motorway services before it was on the motorway.
Heart of Scotland is basically a park and ride for the 900 bus
The road at the beginning with the hairpin turns reminds me of US-40 in Colorado ↩️↪️
On street view from july 2008 the old bridge at harthill (heart of Scotland) is still there. It looks well outdated and there are 2 towers at either end which look derelict. The old bridge (as mentioned in the vid) was demod in sept 2008 and the new one opened in Nov 2008. Old inns services also opened in 1984 as a littlechef
Harthill Services was originally operated by Blue Star, infact the locals still call it The Blue Star. It used to be a normal motorway service station before being redeveloped into what you see now. That abandoned road was the service access road.
Honestly so gutted you didn't get to meet the flock of resident swans/geese at the Annandale Water services - They're like a group of very irritable pensioners! We've been stuck on the road out by the BP garage on more than one occasion as they've decided that moment to cross the road 🤦♂️
Heart of Scotland services is an utter tip (I live just around the corner) - They're moving them slightly further along towards Livingston. It's still a glorified petrol station, but has a Greggs, KFC & Starbucks. I believe it's still used as a park & ride for buses between Edinburgh & Glasgow.
Sorry, distracted fan boying over basically a celebrity visiting near where I live 😂
I've heard of the geese but not had the pleasure of meeting them yet! Thanks for watching mate
Loved the drone footage of the Forth Bridge at the end 😍
Astonished to see you have hair.
Well done 👍🏼
I cannot believe that with the 80s kids theme music you didn't choose the family Ness when you were up to visit us. Hopefully on your next visit 👍 great video as always
hehe... I did consider it but couldnt find a good enough recording of it!
Oh you wait until you get to be an old dude.
You'll need to stop at each of these service stations just to use the loo!
Nice episode, thanks.
Heart of Scotland used to have a much larger building (2 stories) with internal bridge over the motorway. This closed in the early / mid 80s to be replaced with a smaller building. The original internal bridge was replaced by the current structure in 2008.
Just to add, that the current small Petrol Station buildings aren’t even those replacement buildings. It had a fairly standard Roadchef building with the usual amusement arcade, WHSmith and Granary restaurant. But that was demolished in the late 90s when the site was sold to BP.
Just to stick the boot into Heart of Scotland, the next junction eastbound has recently seen a massive Eurogarages site opened which is easily seen and accessed from the motorway. Fuel far cheaper and with multiple food options. Not officially a services, but a huge improvement on what was on offer.
I have only been able to find one picture of the old footbridge. I am guessing it had lifts as well as stairs but have no evidence to back that up
I'm pretty sure it just had stairs. It was really nothing special. I remember it being red and was covered and really manky.
The actual building was on the eastbound side so you had to walk over, usually in freezing cold rain and wind of you were heading to Glasgow. I think it was in the early 90s that the old buildings were taken down.
It was always pretty awful. It's not on a long distance major route and the two cities are not that far apart. Most people just stop there for a wee.
@@acciid re: "...Most people just stop there for a wee." - hopefully inside the building and not the bridge lol
@@whyyoulidl And hopefully in the toilets
Scotland is a nice country and there is an awful lot of it too of course to see! Well done though too.
I took a Subaru Outback up to Alston last year. The road was crazy, and atrocious in winter. AWD is a good idea. Many years ago had a delivery to Castle Douglas, got some great photos of the Solway estuary as the sun was starting to disappear. Peaceful area.
Good video as always John, the footage of the Firth Bridge at the end was brilliant!
I remember Gretna Green services in the 1980s before the A74,(M) when there was just a Little Chef, A Granary self service restaurant, a hotel and a shop selling tartan tourist tatt
i subbed quite some time after this so thought i would give this a go, that scenery
This channel is a rare gem
Just coming along with you guys for the virtual drive around all the service stations, the Northern and Scotland ones I know very well as I cover these areas as a field technician. One suggestion inspired by your brilliant Hartside Pass footage: how about a series dedicated to mountain roads? Loads of stunning and fascinating historic routes across the Pennines and Southern Uplands: Cat & Fiddle, Snake Pass, Woodhead, Holme Moss, Isle of Skye Road (Saddleworth), obviously the M62 Pennine stretch, then up into the Dales, Northern Pennines and Southern Uplands of Scotland. Just an idea from a fellow road geek. Keep up the great work!
9:38 & 11:03 Penny Crayon - an obscure theme tune from the late 80s (it took me a while to remember the name of it)
Penny Crayon can draw anything she likes
Kinross that old building looks like early service station / garage ,sort of thing you’d see on Heartbeat but that’s just a guess .
Harthill (Heart of Scotland) of Scotland has a fascinating history. You can see the scars of the old railways all over the place from the old industry.
The next time you're up, you need to do something on the M823. It has to be one of the shortest in the UK, complete with a roller-coaster exit slip and an old battlefield underneath... all within about half a mile!
There's no M823.
By a lovely little café, are you talking about the one named Gregg’s? 😅
"Both..." in Bothwell is pronounced the same as in bother, and "...well" is pronounced "wull". An interesting feature of Bothwell services is the access gate to the Fallside Road that locals in the know use as an unofficial motorway junction. Very handy!
I use it all the time 😎
Brilliant photography and such a wonderful part of the world
Very much so. To both points ;)
I love hartside, shame the cafe burnt down a few years ago! It’s was very very popular whatever the weather!
Love the video! As a matter of interest back when it first opened Harthill had a fairly substantial building on the north side with meeting rooms. I remember going there for meetings. It also used to have some of the cheapest petrol available as a way of attracting callers. I don't know if it got concrete cancer and had to be demolished or the later adoption of the usual soak the motorist attitude meant it ceased to be viable. Either way the original building was demolished in the early 2000s if I remember correctly.
Hello chaps. In the 1960s work started on the a74 to turn it into a dual carriageway from draffan to the start of the m6. Because it was badly designed it had a poor safety record. Then in the 1980s the entire route became a motorway to the Scotland England border the Cumberland gap was completed in 2008 as the m6.
the old inns service station used to be more of a proper service station albeit split between the petrol station and what is now a restaurant. the restaurant building used to be home to a little chef and burger king but they shut down about 16/17 years ago
The sunset is definately better from the west coast of Cumbria, looking towards Scotland
Kinross used to do a geat full English breakfast which would keep you going all day on a visit to the RAF Leuchars air show. Sadly, Leuchars isn't RAF any more. And the stuff pretending to be food in the services is a very long way from full.
I've been to Annandale water countless times, never been round the back. I feel I'm missing out now 😮
I believe that barn at Kinross was once used as a small unmanned fire station for the close by (up forsale RAF base) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Balado_Bridge
Running thru all your vids, takes time but they are really good, I enjoy them, love Scotland, tho I was born in Nottingham 😁, the forth bridge is awesome. Keep up the good work. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
This is actually really brilliant. Okay, this is just about motorway service stations which for most people, I suspect, is about as humdrum as it gets. But actually, given a few years, and the changes that time brings, this will be an important source for social history. Who else would bother to document the companies that operate these places, what they look like inside, and all of the interesting little historical tit-bits and facts around them? And yet lots of people pass through these places, and in years to come, this will be an important record of things that nobody else bothers to record, because they're so "ordinary". But it's the "ordinary" things that people love to look back on. Damn good job guys.
I enjoyed looking through the all of the old archive footage and photos of services "back in the day." I hope in 30 years, someone finds my ramblings and does the same.
6:27 - 7:27
VERY, nicely done, imo.
Scenery, music.
And the drone landing and turning off was a brilliant touch.
☮
Harthill there used to be a farm track thingy that you could access the service from. Actually there was a route that would take from Linlithgow to Harthill all on single track roads thru the countryside, that I discovered when I worked at Sun Microsystems in Linlithgow. As I worked permanent nights I would use it to get home to Glasgow that way in the morning for no other reason than it was a cool thing to do, joining the M8 at Harthill. I say used to be able, cuz the big meanies put boulders across the road so you couldn't access the services anymore. BTW It was the side where the BP garage is not the services proper.
Nice trip mate 🏴 I live in Ayrshire and travel up the A70 to hit the M74 (the junction at Cairn Lodge services). Quite often if I feel like a blast down the motorway a wee round trip down to Annandale Water services is undertaken as it handily sits on its own junction so good for doubling back up the road 😉 Harthill is also on our repeat list as it serves as a good ‘comfort’ stop if we are driving back home from Edinburgh 😂🏴
I also live in Ayrshire and frequently travel to Yorkshire to see family and friends and use the A70 (bloody awful road, churned up by all the French’s trucks!). Recently though I how found travelling up the A77 and onto the M74 link is far better; although it is a further distance, with it consisting of all dual carriageway, it is faster.
@@boola69 i know what you mean about the M77/M74 route, but have never got over the feeling that i’m driving north to get south 😂
Well, technically you are, however with it being a much better road (although certain stretches near Fenwick are atrocious) it does seem somewhat faster and a much easier drive. If only AMEY and Transport Scotland could pull their fingers about of their arses and get it sorted it would be perfect. 👍
6:55 Get on with it ! 😄😄😄😄😄
Yep I’m trawling through old episodes and . . . Wait a minute who’s that with the hair out 😯 quick get the hat back on , ohh I see you have,arghhhh he’s at it again ! I really enjoy watching these keep up the good work 👍
You can see why the hat has become "standard issue"
Things have changed a lot since I last used to drive Birmingham-Inverness in the early 90s......
On the slip road back onto the southbound A74(M) from the weighing station between Junctions 14 and 13, there's a blue motorway sign that says "M6 South". I believe it's a remnant of a proposal to rename the motorway "M6" all the way north to Glasgow.
Had the sheer 'delights' of working in the Welcome Break Services in Abington in 1997 for a whole £3.14 per hour (or about £6.35 per hour in 2022 prices). Decent coworkers and atmosphere but dreadful wages, wonder if this is why Welcome Break don't like you filming in their establishments?! They had the 'Red Hen Restaurant' in those days instead of Starbucks, always pretty empty but decent milkshakes for the staff!
Keep doing what you're doing chaps, always a relaxing way to spend 20 minutes on UA-cam!
Apparently costa are the same minimum wage maximum profit,Shareholders are very important
@@Johnketes54 ** costa lot, never hot
Must be hard getting staff to work there as it’s a rural location
Great series. I’ve always loved a service station. Birchanger and Beaconsfield were my usual haunts when I used to drive between Kent, Birmingham and kings Lynn every day.
The Thurrock services also features a wrap around Travelodge hotel. That whole service station is (or was, haven’t been there for this reason) one of the grottiest feeling services ever, as well as having a bottle neck exit that can cause queues of up to 30 minutes at times!
The Harthill road are a throwback to when the police and fire service were separate this was the boundary between L&B and strathclyde so they needed a change over point for escorts and fire access due to the distance to the next junction
When Heart of Scotland was Harthill it was a full service station with a shop, restaurant and a garage like those down south. I stopped there many a time for a brew and a toilet stop at all hours, when in the army heading to barracks in Edinburgh.
Didn`t realise the deep fried pizza was a Scottish thing til my son moved to London! Another great video! Only found your channel this week but have already wasted a lot of time watching videos when I should have been working!
Wasting time working you mean Usally for minimum wage before "stoppages" so i spent more time working
Just seen the trip into Scotland the gretna services is just as I remember it from 2005 I passed through stopping there on a trip with friends travelling to ravenglass from kirkinner in wigtownshire when I was holidaying in Scotland there day out to narrow gauge railway which was a days drive there and back though we returned via Whitehaven
You are an excellent film maker and story teller ✔️✔️✔️💥
You really had me along with you eating your first slice of deep-fried pizza, nodding away like a proud father with misty eyes 🤣 nice trip 🍻
I'm enjoying your series and good to see you visit Scotland's service stations, even though they are quite modest compared to the ones down south of the border. It would have been extra special if you'd have stayed at overnight at one of the service station hotels, but understandable that you opted for something nicer. I drive the M876 semi-regularly, but have never clocked the existence of Bowtrees Sercices, so you have surprised me by finding a 'service station' that I wasn't aware of. Old Inns is my local 'service station', but I would hardly count it as such, as it's just a petrol station in Cumbernauld that happens to be quite convenient to access via the motorway and is signposted from the motorway.
Bowtrees is probably my favourite "service station not a service station"
aye you missed broxden services and possibly the best greasy spoon (sadly not on the motorway network) Ballinluig on the A9, but overall well done guys you earned your deep fried pizzas
Was just away to say Broxden was missing and suggest the A9 as an idea - in particular Ballinluig 😂
Love the Fourth Bridge
It is the first bridge on the Forth estuary. The fourth Forth bridge is the Kincardine Swing Bridge.
Well, this was a bit epic! Some wonderful drone footage and some gloriously mundane services!
Annandale Water was the third Blue Boar service area. I enjoyed my visit in 2005. I think it was at Gretna services on the same trip that one of my Livingston based work colleagues spotted us wearing my company regalia of the time.
Great Video Guys! Know Hartside pass well, many a good drive down there. Abington Services is my service station for heading north of south through I come off the Motorway Network and head up the A702 to Edinburgh. Great videography of the Forth Rail Bridge, quite a well known icon for photos of cars and the bridge providing the backdrop at North Queensferry.
We love us a good bridge and they don't get better than the Forth! We'll be back in Scotland filming another sort of Road trip next month, cant wait. Thanks for watching, appreciate it.
@@AutoShenanigans The Forth rail bridge is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The bridge at Heart of Scotland services looks so similar to the one that used to cross Leith Street in Edinburgh to join the St James Centre and the car park before the St James Centre was rebuilt that I'm wondering if it is actually the same bridge. The bridge was removed from Edinburgh around 2017-2018. If it's not the same physical bridge then it's too similar not to have been designed by the same people.
Just dropped in on this excellent video. Good work, only ventured up to Scotland once to take the Father in Law home to Buckie. Its a long way from Birmingham! Travelled up over night most of the services were closed.
Egon Ronay once surveyed all the service stations and Harthill (now Heart of Scotland) was the only one graded 'Good'. Many were 'appalling'!
19:54 A motorway you have never heard of? If only there was some sort of UA-cam playlist giving the Secrets of the Motorways, that could help with that sort of thing. That would be wicked, sweet, awesome!
Thanks
Thanks mate that's awesome, very helpful :)
@@AutoShenanigans no worries, you offer more entertainment than what the licence fee offers, so good value I would say!
Cairn Lodge (Happendon) was the first place I slept out in my truck in 2007. Been doing it 4 nights a week ever since but not stayed there again weirdly.
Scotland where haggises roam wild.
Its pronounced (Ol)ston not (Al)ston.
Lived here my entire life. Know hartside VERY well.
Shame the cafe on the top is no more 😞
Hartside Pass Cafe sadly had a Fire, then was For Sale in 2018 ...
Great 2 day special! Ive never been to Scotland now being an expat i doubt i ever will. Closest i got was Northumberland. I can imagine doing this is an expensive affair and just cant be done without proper planning. So hats off to you both. Stunning aerial shots too.
I feel like you'd be a great guest on Smith & Sniff, if ever they did such an offshoot. Equally, Rozelle ought to be doing voiceover work. Thanks for listening!
Every time I hear Kinross I always think what has 'kin Ross done this time?
Harthill (I do not know anyone who calls it Heart of Scotland) used to be nice. It was a bigger, brick built structure, with a restaurant, bathrooms & showers, rest area etc. It was demolished a replaced with a generic BP service station.
Added to add, there are other service stations and stops around Scotland.
Generic! Good word minimum maintenance and the staff double up as cleaners
@@Johnketes54 Yes :( I liked the old place.
There is a CL caravan/motorhome site just beside the B7076 junction to the Gretna services which is handy to for overnight stops when heading north or south as the access is great.
The B7078 that you found out the back of Gretna, is the remnants of the original A74, and you can still follow it all the way up to Glasgow. Handy road to know if the M74 gets closed again! Did you get out of Gretna Services okay though? I've known a few folk end up going the wrong way because of the mind-bending layout.
I'm in East Kilbride just south of Glasgow and have been following your channel for a while. If you get the chance to come up again check out the M8 in Glasgow. Slip roads to no where, a motorway to Maryhill which was abandoned. They bulit offices on the solitary bridge which was to be part of it. There's also a bridge to nowhere which was supposed to be a ring road. My dad worked in this section and said the contractors had made some mistakes with this section. There are positives. Head East on the M8 and you can see the upgrades and the old section still being used.
I must say I'm looking forward to visiting Scotland. It's been a while!
Modern classic 👍
You miss one service station at Perth on the m90
There used to be a Wimpy on the westbound Harthill services
Nice video. Pity you didn't go further north as the scenery gets even better.
If you ever come up again, check out the A82 especially Crainlarich to Glencoe, and the A9 Perth to Inverness. They have some history you can research.
I've got other road recommendations but they'll get you started 😃
Missed a grate services Peggy whites in between both well and hartlands
There a sign on the A68, a short way past the Scotland/England border, which says 'Drive on the left'.
Having being almost wiped out by tourists twice on the wrong side in Fort William where they have had at least 100 miles of practice the more of those signs the merrier
when you see the size of the bridge, against those caravansm its Mcfecking massive!
Brilliant video, guys; thanks.
AH, Jock McTavish's auld barn. still standing behind the new service station thing.
The Hamilton service station used to be accessible via the backroad from the town. Probably closed off now, as for some reason a lot of these service areas don't like that and padlock those access roads off to the public.
Was still open last year
The little circle of tarmac at kinross used to be used for r/c car racing for a short period.
Nice info, I didn't find any mention of it in research for the episode... in fact if anything it was a surprise to find it at all!
@@AutoShenanigans Im sort of local to here so i used to see it happen, it was very short lived though hence why info is hard to come by.
You showed the 'Old Inns' Services on the M80, stating it was only a Petrol Station but as it was on a Motorway it counted.
Yet why is Heartlands (2 miles east of Heart of Scotland, postcode EH47 0SF) not also considered a Service Station?
Compred to some, such as Blackburn with Darwen, it's closed to the exit; the junction it serves was built for this purpose (circa 2015); and although connects with the A8, others including Kendal also allow access to an exit not requiring rejoining the motorway junction.
I feel you need a one-off visit and additional episode for Service Station 96!!
If its not, then what are the qualifying criteria for official status as a Service Station?
Looks absolutely fantastic, I need to go on a tour around Scotland.
Oh and I really want to try the deep fried Pizza. :)
It's an amazing place. We've another road trip film coming out in the future that's all about Scotland, no service stations :D
It's bogging, regardless.
@@scottyg7284 Indeed they are different in that one is battered and the other is not, they are both however, deep fried. All that said, they clearly refer to it as a "deep dried battered pizza".
deep fried battered pizza, ask for pizza crunch…