Should You Retire in Scotland?

[@gillianlaing1073]

Yes,come to Scotland, its fab

[@JayandTanyaTravel]

Thank you for commenting.

[@donnymac575]

Awesome video and information. I'm an American with Scottish heritage and it would be cool to live there for a while at least.

[@JayandTanyaTravel]

We're glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@SuperHans64]

The road surfaces are appalling. Council are utter,y useless.

[@JayandTanyaTravel]

@@SuperHans64 Thanks for the comment.

[@blackjaguar1994]

The cows are called Coo's, with the long hair- And Scotland is a fabulous place. It would be cheaper to have a nice trailer at a Caravan park, by the ocean or in town, if your wanting to retire. I am from Michigan and that's what we plan to do, . Kinghorn Harbour Holiday Park to name one. 😊

[@JayandTanyaTravel]

That's right, hairy coos. What fun! Good idea about having a trailer at a caravan park. Another possibility. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@laugu1000]

Greetings from Cologne🥰

[@SouthwesternTraveler]

Your best retire spot was Ely Nevada 🙂

[@JayandTanyaTravel]

Thank you. That was a popular one. Thanks for watching.

[@laugu1000]

It's not that hot in the summer, but it rains all the time. No one speaks English there, just incomprehensible Scottish. If you want haggis instead of decent food, please! Instead of Airbnb, however, you should buy a small castle. I like that the men wear skirts. We love Scotland.

[@JayandTanyaTravel]

Great observations! Thanks for commenting.

[@gillianlaing1073]

Rubbish, I live in Scotland, we have hot summers, not much rain in the east coast! We get free health care, free prescriptions, my kids got university education paid frees from Scottish government! We are friendly, helpful, kind

[@JayandTanyaTravel]

@@gillianlaing1073 Thank you so much for your comments, Gillian. We found the Scots we met to be incredibly helpful and kind.

[@rjh2772]

@@gillianlaing1073 would you recommend seniors to retire there?

[@gillianlaing1073]

@laugu1000 definitely retire in Scotland, its terrific 👏 👍

[@Johnstone72]

To confirm (I'm sure I'm not the 1st.) Ed iN Burrah. Go hard on the N in the middle. Ed~iN~Burrah. Edinburgh. Or if you want shine 'em off? Em'bra.

[@JayandTanyaTravel]

I like Em'bra. Thanks for commenting.

[@veronicagriffin9315]

Please learn how to say Edinburgh. It is NOT Edinboro.

[@JayandTanyaTravel]

This is interesting. Here are the IPA pronunciations I found: (UK, General Australian, New Zealand) IPA(key): /ˈɛd.ɪn.bə.ɹə/, IPA(key): [ˈɛd.n̩.bə.ɹə], IPA(key): /ˈɛd.ɪn.bɹə/ (usual pronunciation in England and Scotland). So, apparently, I should be using the Scottish pronunciation, using only 3 syllables. I assume you're Scottish and I can understand how my sloppy American pronunciation must grate on you. Thanks for pointing this out and for watching.