Motion Sickness - Windy Roads of Scotland
Not sure where to post this important tip.My wife (Rachel) has some motion sickness so we can tell you:- Driving around Scotland can be a problem. Many roads (even the main "A" class roads) are winding and twisty, up and down, and after a while can provoke serious disorientation which makes the whole experience hell. Going slow can only do so much, as even at a crawl these roads can be upsetting.Roads such as the "Tourist Routes" (Brown Signed) encourage you onto more scenic "back roads", often single track, car width roads with "passing places" - and they are beautiful - BUT be Prepared for motion sickness!!!We use arm bands with acu-pressure on the wrist - which works (no need to know how, it just does!) - available from shops locally.Anyone else with suggestions / concerns on this subject please write to me and/ or post in the Scottish Forum.For more pictures of roads in question, see...
