However, the violence aspect isn t quite as bad as the reputation makes out, and it s only certain areas that should be avoided. Despite this, all who visit Edinburgh tend to like it despite its very touristy feel. Aberdeen Aberdeen has generated a great deal of wealth from the oil industry, but the people remain dour and joyless, and conservative. The uniform, almost completely unadorned, box-like granite architecture, coupled with a near complete lack of greenery and dull grey sky make the entire city incredibly dreary. Aberdonians are notoriously unimaginative, banal and conservative, and don t even revel in their Scottish heritage as much as others.
Alcohol is their regular release, and religion still has a fairly strong hold.
Granite certainly doesn t burst forth with colour , and even most other Scots note that Aberdeen is perhaps the deepest pool of Banality in all of Scotland. It quite literally sucks away a visitor s energy and enthusiasm. The legendary Aberdeen gardens are thought to be the result of one of the best advertising campaigns ever waged. This site hosted by Much of the information within is drawn from copyrights owned by White Wolf Game Studio , and no challenge to those copywrites is implied or intended. Copyright 1998, Jane Lambert Designed and maintained by Jane Lambert .