How do these areas all differ?

Well, they are all very different, aren't they? I mean, I think Marina Bay is kind of shiny and glamorous, but then you've also got the gardens by the bay.

So you've got a nice green space and lots of interest in there because they have the cloud forest, is it? The cloud forest and flower dome.

Supertree Grove.

And Supertree Grove, which is spectacular.

And that's kind of got something for everyone, some shops and things.

But for me, I prefer being in the older part of Singapore where, you know, amongst the heritage sites and things.

Obviously, I have

Leanne, did you have anyone that you wanted to mention? Well, Tanjon.

Peggar's actually one of my favourite places.

I've stayed there once in the Sofitel Hotel, which is five star.

It's lovely.

The rooms are huge.

It's not one of the cheapest options, but it's on top of an MRT station, so it's perfect for getting around.

And walkable, because that area is walkable down towards the riverfront as well, isn't it? You know, if you go through the CBD, down past Laupassat.

And sometimes there's a little bit of cucumber and... tomato on the side so you're getting your salad or you can order a little bit of stir fried veggies with it as well but yeah chicken rice if I'm in Singapore for five days I'll have to eat chicken rice at least three of those five days obviously I have

yeah okay that's that's um interesting to know i was also thinking this month depending on who you are but if golf is something you find fun st andrews obviously that's a well that was going to be my next answer for a day trip from Edinburgh

I would be going up to St Andrews so hire a car it's about less than two hours drive but on the way you'll cross the Firth of Forth so you'll get lovely views of the Forth Bridge which is the rail bridge that you will have seen pictures of the big kind of rust coloured structure So you get great views of that.

And then stop off in the east nuke of Fife, which has some beautiful little fishing villages.

So Ely, Pit and Weem and Crail, they're all very picturesque and lots of really nice seafood sort of.

restaurants or in pubs there's I think it's Crail has a seafood shack so just on the harbour there's a little shack and you can go and get your which is freshly caught so beautiful little picturesque villages and then or you could stop off in Anstruther which is legendary for its fish and chips and And deep fried Mars bars then? I'm hoping that most of the chip shops would have moved away from that now.

The deep fried Mars bar was invented in Edinburgh at a chip shop in Broughton Street, which is just up the road from where I used to live actually.

But I definitely think savoury things are better fried than sweet things.

yep okay yeah it sounds like you should be prepared for there and what about some local etiquette and things to know before you go is there anything you think is worth mentioning