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Oh man, it definitely sounds more horrific than it actually is. Personal favourite time for touring in Scotland is April or October, less insects and less tourists so a bit cheaper/quieter ;)
Also, if you're on the East Coast the midges aren't a thing. Don't let it put you off anyway-it's not much different to dealing with mozzies in some respects... it's just that you can have freak, cataclysmic days where if you're unprepared it's a nightmare. I'm thinking of when I worked on a film set on Skye and we all had gloves/hoods etc on and one guy got off a van from Glasgow wearing shorts with no spare clothes... Savaged by thousands of tiny beasts.
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Like @übé®_grübé® says, it's a bit like calling a trip to France off because of mosquitoes! September or October will be good as well though, could also hit up a few days of the Fringe at the end of August as well
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frankenbike
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I've actually cancelled our trip. Don't think this level of annoyance will give us the right impression of Scotland. We'll come in September or October instead... once the insects are gone?