Best Scottish Accent Ever! Kevin Patterson of Tweedswood Fishing
In June 2007, Tony Lee Glenn interviewed Kevin Patterson, the owner of Tweedswood Fishing. Kevin is a mason and a master fly fisherman with a cool Scottish accent. He and Tony talked about the movie Braveheart and then went to Melrose Abbey for lunch.
In 2020, Tony caught up with Kevin on a FaceTime call. Kevin is hilarious and gives great travel tips for Scotland.
Kevin Patterson: A Master Fly Fisherman and Mason
Kevin Patterson is a master fly fisherman and mason with a cool Scottish accent. He is the owner of Tweedswood Fishing, a fly fishing school and shop in Scotland. Kevin has been fly fishing for over 30 years and is an expert on the art of fly fishing. He is also a skilled mason and has built many of the stone walls on his property.
Kevin is a passionate storyteller and loves to share his knowledge of fly fishing and Scotland with others. He is a frequent guest speaker at fly fishing clubs and events. He is also a published author and has written several books on fly fishing.
Kevin is a true gentleman and a pleasure to be around. He is always willing to help others and is always up for a good laugh. If you are ever in Scotland, be sure to stop by Tweedswood Fishing and say hello to Kevin.
Kevin Patterson’s Top Tips for Scotland Travel
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Kevin Patterson is a Scottish native and has lived in Scotland his entire life. He is an expert on Scotland and has traveled all over the country. Kevin is always happy to share his knowledge of Scotland with others and has put together a list of his top tips for Scotland travel.
1. Visit the Highlands
The Highlands are the most beautiful part of Scotland and are home to some of the most iconic Scottish landscapes, including Loch Ness, Ben Nevis and Glencoe. Kevin recommends visiting the Highlands in the summer when the weather is warm and the days are long.
2. Visit Edinburgh
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and is a vibrant city with a rich history. Kevin recommends visiting Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile and the Nationnal Museum of Scotland.
3. Visit the Scottish Islands
Scotland has over 700 islands, each with its own unique charm. Kevin recommends visiting the Isle of Skye, the Isle of Mull and the Isle of Arran.
4. Try Haggis
Haggis is a traditional Scottish dish made from sheep’s pluck (heart, liver, and lungs), oatmeal, suet, spices and herbs. Kevin recommends trying haggis at a Burns Night Supper, which is a celebration of the life of Scottish poet Robert Burns.
5. Drink Whisky
Whisky is a type of distilled alcoholic beverage made from fermented grain mash. Scotland is home to some of the world’s best whisky distilleries, including Glenfiddich, Glenlivet, and Macallan. Kevin recommends visiting a whisky distillery and taking a tour.
Kevin Patterson has a wealth of knowledge about Scotland and is always happy to share his knowledge with others. If you are planning a trip to Scotland, be sure to check out his website for more information.
Island Hopping in Scotland
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Island Hopping in Scotland
Island hopping is a great way to experience the offshore gems and secret spots that Scotland has to offer. With over 790 islands, there is something for every traveler looking to explore this incredible country. Regular ferry connections run from the mainland to the islands on the west and north coasts of Scotland, as well as between the islands themselves. Many ferries also allow travelers to take their car, making island-hopping easier than ever.
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Why You Need The Ultimate Scotland Travel Guide (it’s Free)
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Celebrate Scotland’s National Poet Robert Burns
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Celebrate the life and works of Scotland’s National Poet, Robert Burns, with a traditional Burn’s Night Supper. Gather with friends and family to feast on delicious food, dance to a merry tune and enjoy a tipple or two while paying tribute to a man who left his mark on Scottish literature.
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