A Few Days in Scotland...

DAY 1// TRAINS//
For a long long time I've wanted to visit Edinburgh, and as my friend is at Uni in St, Andrews which is only about an hour away from Edinburgh I decided to go an visit.  First it started with a car journey, two trains and a bus but after about 8 hours I finally made it. (+ Laptop, book and music)On the first night I was eager to do something so suggested we go out for dinner, Zizzi called and we had a delicious meal, (Calzone, excuse the diet) and caught up. Already in love with this pretty little town we headed back for an early night ready for the few days ahead.

DAY 2// ST ANDREWS//







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REVIEW: SOCIETY 6

A lot of reviews are mixed on the quality of phone cases. From reading old reviews the quality of cases have improved A LOT over the last few years. I didn't actually buy a case to necessarily protect my phone, having dropped it with and without the case on the screen didn't crack (what always happens with phones)  but the aluminium on the edge of the phone, as with the iPhone was protected, whereas without the phone has a nice little dent in it now. :( For prettiness and overall design Society 6 is winning, the individuality means you wont have a case that is like anyone else's and allows you to show your true personality. whether that means you have a person with a fish bowl with a head on it, whatever that shows people.

Having used this case every day for the last three months its one of the prettiest and durable cases I've come across. the colouring is still in tact and there is very little scratching on the back of the case. I like that it makes the phone seem more substantial without making it look bulky or (as strange as it sounds) like it has a case on it at all.  The imside is padded with a leatherette like fabric making the fit very snug. The buttons ont he side are also unaffected by the slim case and overall  i would definitely reccommend this case to anyone who wasnt either an ipod, ipad, iphone or s4 case for style and durability. 

Society 6 is an American company and something to bear in mind when you're buying from them is the import duties. I have no idea what applies to other countries but to the UK I paid $35 for the case and £13 import and handling fee which made the overall cost of the case around the £35 mark. Which, although I hadn't really thought about import fees, british websites are starting at £35 for the same quality and design cases. (The email looks a bit like a scam but is actually a broker type thing working on behalf of parceforce or DPD). 

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