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[QUOTE="storrsroars, post: 4353849, member: 2500"] Oban's population triples during high tourist season. Is that when you went? I think it depends on if you're really in the middle of nowhere or not. For instance, Fort William is only 5,600 people, but because it's the closest civilization to Ben Nevis, it caters to tourists.. Which is not to say the selection of places or menus are terrific (I think there's only a half dozen anyway), but one can drop in and eat. Had no issue dining in Inverness either, but that's 40K+ population. Or St. Andrews of course (19K). [/QUOTE]
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