TravelTalks heads to Edinburgh, Scotland. This is a rather pedestrian episode. It's nice to visit Scotland. It would be more acceptable to stay close to home during the war. It may even be very compelling to see the home front during the war. Once the war is over, the audience is itching to travel the globe. They're not looking to walk around Scotland. James Fitzpatrick seems lost in thought while he contemplates various historical Scottish men. His narration just drones on and on about one man after the next. This episode has the feel of a stuffy college level literary class with a tweed jacket.
Review of The Land of Auld Lang Syne
