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The kind of stuff that doesn't happen in Mexico tourist locales

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Another tactic in the center of Rome is a young girl with aiece of cardboard rams it into the stomach of a female tourist and another grabs her purse, happened to one in
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DeniseM said:
Hmmmmm - I loved Scotland, but I was scared by the tiny little narrow roads where 2 cars could barely pass - or couldn't pass! :D
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You get used to it eventually. You should try driving a van along them as I was last week and then meeting another van coming the other way! A bit of a Mexican standoff until you both work out who has the least distance to reverse to a passing place.

The real problem are the idiots who feel obliged to drive at the speed limit of 60mph.
 
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DeniseM said:
Hmmmmm - I loved Scotland, but I was scared by the tiny little narrow roads where 2 cars could barely pass - or couldn't pass! :D
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mpumilia said:
LOL! Well- yeah- that was scary for sure! We definitely didn't enjoy driving there and I hear Scotland is one of the easier foreign countries to drive in!
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Yes. And often there is no edge of the road. Just a rock wall with occasional bushed jetting out. Or a rock in the ground jetting out. Or a rock wall on one side and a deep loch (lake) on the other side. Scared the c..p out of me. We finally figured out that we had to drive in the center of the road and negotiate oncoming traffic when we had to. Oh did I mention the curvey zig zagging tiny road so that when you came around the corner in the center of the road you prayed that no one was coming at you full speed ahead. The regular highways were awesome though.
 
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