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“So where in Scotland are you going?” a British colleague asked over lunch. “Edinburgh? Glasgow?” “Isle of Skye,” I said. “Ah, the Scottish Highlands,” he sighed. Leaned back and said, slowly,  “We always think of Skye as a spiritual place. I really envy you.” It was only after we boarded First ScotRail’s  middle-aged cars at Glasgow’s Queen Street Station that I felt the first intimations of t…