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    Quote Originally Posted by skauwt View Post
    perhaps it could be something to do with living in a large vally inbetween the highland and lowlands that stops you seeing those big lumpy things
    Can't get much lower than a valley! The Lowlands in my head is this.

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    well if the "Central Scotland Fire and Rescue Service" and Central Scotland Police force" say they are in the central belt then I'm sorry but thats alot better evidence than wikipedia for stating where i live


    which is the central belt ......if you want think think you live in the lowlands fair doo`s thats your choice


    http://www.centralscotland.police.uk/localpolicing/
    http://www.centralscotlandfire.gov.uk/

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    Quote Originally Posted by skauwt View Post
    well if the "Central Scotland Fire and Rescue Service" and Central Scotland Police force" say they are in the central belt then I'm sorry but thats alot better evidence than wikipedia for stating where i live
    The Central Belt is part of the Lowlands. The Lowlands are made up of the Central Lowlands (also known as the Central Belt) and the Southern Uplands (part of which is the Scottish Borders). In fact, you have a much stronger claim to be a Lowlander than the guys you are probably thinking of as Lowlanders (I am guessing the bit you think of as the Lowlands is the Southern Uplands? ie Dumfries and Galloway and the Borders?). If you don't like Wikipedia, how about this academic gazetteer?
    Gazetteer for Scotland

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    Quote Originally Posted by thanmuwa View Post
    The Central Belt is part of the Lowlands. The Lowlands are made up of the Central Lowlands (also known as the Central Belt) and the Southern Uplands (part of which is the Scottish Borders). In fact, you have a much stronger claim to be a Lowlander than the guys you are probably thinking of as Lowlanders (I am guessing the bit you think of as the Lowlands is the Southern Uplands? ie Dumfries and Galloway and the Borders?). If you don't like Wikipedia, how about this academic gazetteer?
    Gazetteer for Scotland

    all i`ll say to that is "lol" i think its time to put the broken vinyl away now don't you ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by skauwt View Post
    all i`ll say to that is "lol" i think its time to put the broken vinyl away now don't you ?
    Although a forum is not exactly a reliable source of information, someone might actually think, because you are Scottish, you might know what you are talking about. I would hate for people to be misinformed as a result .

    It is directly relevant to the topic too, because the Lowlands is the home of the language known as Scots and people may like to know where it was traditionally spoken. It would be an error to exclude Glasgow and the rest of the Central Belt from that heritage...

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    [quote=thanmuwa;758437] because you are Scottish, you might know what you are talking about. I would hate for people to be misinformed as a result .
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    slightly personal getting now,thats a few times that statement has come from yourself directed at me

    if folk want to take one mans word for it then so be it but if they think everything i say is gospel then perhaps they outta do some more research in person rather than reading one mans opinion ive merly stated my views on the subject

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    [QUOTE=skauwt;758456]
    Quote Originally Posted by thanmuwa View Post
    because you are Scottish, you might know what you are talking about. I would hate for people to be misinformed as a result .
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    slightly personal getting now,thats a few times that statement has come from yourself directed at me

    if folk want to take one mans word for it then so be it but if they think everything i say is gospel then perhaps they outta do some more research in person rather than reading one mans opinion ive merly stated my views on the subject
    Skauwt--

    Just ignore the Trolls-In-Training and eventually they'll slink back to their wee little cave under the bridge...

    As for me, I tend to give more weight to the opinion of those actually on the ground, then those merely looking at "maps".

    Cheers, Mr. Chisholm, CHEERS!

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