Only 2 women's toilets in main stand. Hot chocolate absolutel rubbish just colored water. Twice…read morehad it and same both times.

If you are thrown into a tub of French cheese, it may be a Pit'o'Brie. This is not that. But…read moredepending on who turns up to see the Dons play, it may be just as smelly. First-Hand Experience: More info about my personal experience at this stadium - I've been to Pittodrie twice, but only once to watch a game. It was my 3rd fave experience in Scottish football but only because my fave Scottish team (Celtic) got a narrow and thrilling win. One of my most memorable nights watching Celtic for sure. Then when I was on tour here in 2011, the morning after the night of my concert, I went to relive the memories and walk around the stadium. I noticed that it hasn't changed a bit. It's still huge, it's still intense, but it badly needs a makeover and perhaps to have the corners filled in. Maybe that will happen soon. If it does, this grand old stadium from the 19th century could earn the 5th star that I want to give it. So when I was doing my first tour of Scotland in 2011, I also hit up every single stadium in the country. My obsession with footy (soccer to Americans) is the reason. Every stadium review - like all my reviews - are based on first-hand personal experience, usually from multiple visits. As recently as Fall 2014, when I was "stuck" in UK for 3 months, I went to most of them yet again while travelling. I have pictures of me at many of them, which I will post later. Also, when back in Scotland I plan to take more pix, and add more stadia! So watch this space! *** return to regular review *** The grand home of Aberdeen FC way up by the ocean in NE Scotland, this 1899 stadium holds 21k and is one of the biggest in Scotland with a fierce support. It was the first all-seater stadium in the UK. It's the 3rd largest stadium being used by a top club. It has a cool granite facade. They might move to a new stadium but that would be a tragedy really since this one is so good. It's 15 mins from the city centre on foot and Briony has been there. it's an expensive ticket. It could be better atmosphere-wise if the corners were filled in but it's one of the better stadiums in the country. It's very close to the sea which makes it absolutely freezing.

Fantastic and well kept stable, arena and tacking shop. Offers lessons, treks and is home to local…read moreRDA (Riding for the Disabled Association). The stable is set in beautiful countryside with well maintained trekking paths with amazing views. A big range of high quality horses and ponies, from various backgrounds from dressage to eventing. Riders and mounts are matched up carefully and, as they have a fair range, so there's something for everyone. You vould even find yourself in the presence of Harry Potter! Our group of 5 did a 2 hour riding outing: an hour in their arena, learning some basics and then a great ride out through their beautiful estate. Owner, Raymond and trainer, Lorna were welcoming and knowledgeable, making everyone in our mixed ability group very comfortable. Our group ranged in ages from 10 to 46 and included a rider with mobility issues and all of us had a wonderful experience and learnt a lot, too! A great place for a horsie outing where you will find a warm welcome and a lot of fun in a safe, professional environment. Worth a visit if you're looking for lessons or just a ride out. We'll be back, soon.

Bristow Helicopters was a definite innovator in safety, professionalism and employee satisfaction…read more Then came the merger with ERA and a lot of loyal hardworking employees were unceremoniously ushered out. It is my hope that one day Bristow group will be restored to 50% of who they were Pre-2020 because even at 50% they were still head and shoulders above the rest of the aviation field.