It doesn’t matter if you’re a group of highly charged adrenalin junkies or are a bunch of party girls out for an unforgettable night out on the town; when you choose hen weekends in Scotland you will be spoilt for choice.

From white water rafting in the Highlands to cocktail making in the bars of Glasgow or Edinburgh, you are guaranteed to have a weekend to remember.

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From golfing weekends to action-packed gorge walking and canyoning, the country has everything to offer when it comes to planning a boys weekend that’s a little bit different.

Don’t forget that the Scots are know for their whiskey and bottles ales, so your activity weekend doesn’t have to be a dry one.

With a great range of drinking establishments from countryside pubs to city centre bars, you’ll be able to find somewhere to make yourself feel at home.

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The outdoors gives you more opportunities to meet a wider circle of people and the fresh air puts everyone in a good mood. Add to this the lack of pressure to pull, and you’ve got a great flirting starting point.

If you own a dog, your pet can do the flirting for you. Find out which parks near you have areas popular with dog walkers and take your dog out as often as you can, varying the times of your visits to catch as many other dog walkers as possible.

Rambling is a great way to meet people too, as there are groups of different ages across the UK that organise walks every weekend. If you don’t fancy walking, there are cycling, running and other outdoor sports clubs that would give you the opportunity to meet like-minded people.

Your shared passion, whether it be for Alsations or mountain biking, are the perfect flirting subjects. Compliment him on his breaking technique or comment on the glossy coat of his pet, and the rest will come naturally.

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The humble is undoubtedly the cause of disruption to many a summer barbecue and outdoor events in general. They are seen as aggressive and even vindictive, and many people’s fear of them is completely out of proportion to the harm their sting can actually cause.

Wasps are attracted by sugary, starchy foods, which are present in abundance at most outdoor summer occasions. One way to get rid of them is to set up a separate “wasp table” away from the main event, stocked with plenty of wasp-friendly treats to keep them away from the revellers.

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The tweed jacket is a must-have staple in any woman’s wardrobe. It is perfect for autumn or early spring and will always look chic and fashionable no matter when or how you wear it.

There are many retailers who specialise in tweed and other leisure clothing – look for more details online.

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However, nowadays, camcorders and cameras – along with laptops, mobiles, GPS devices and a whole load of other technological equipment – have become commonplace on outdoor trips.

These things are great for capturing the experience to re-live with friends or for documenting great times. The more competitive amongst us can also record achievements. An important piece of advice is to make sure you have the correct camcorder accessories such as additional batteries, light filters or even a solar charger, to ensure you are always ready to capture the moment.

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