Scotland

We know about Limey's islands, and history talks about the highlands and lowlands, Nessie, Kelpies and Vikings.
But what is not common knowledge if you haven't been there is that northern Scotland is bumpy, very bumpy.

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Library of Scotland 3-D map viewer.

Plenty of ancient volcanic activity and lots of moraines.

That’s why it’s called the Highlands.
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lots of moraines

Be fair, lots of smart people too.

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It must have been hot enough to keep the glaciers away.

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limey;1030683 wrote:

That’s why it’s called the Highlands.

Yes but it could also be a high rolling plain and not so bumpy.

Rhianne;1030681 wrote:

Plenty of ancient volcanic activity and lots of moraines.

I read it was ice carved?

xoxoxoBruce;1030706 wrote:

I read it was ice carved?

Yes. Volcanoes carved by glaciers leaving the moraines. Volcanic plugs abound.

Oh, OK. Thanks.