Competition: Spot Dennis, Minnie and Gnasher for a chance to win a family trip in Scotland

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Those mischievous prankmasters Dennis, Minnie and Gnasher have gone on an adventure, taking a Scotrail train to one of Scotland’s top summer destinations.Take a look at our video below.

If you can work out where they are, you’ll be in with a chance of winning:With ScotRail Kids for a Quid, it’s easy for families to plan adventures for a fraction of the usual price.Whether you take the train to the coast for a day on the beach or visit one of Scotland’s cities for sightseeing and culture, ScotRail is helping families to keep children occupied – and it’s particularly welcome during the long summer holidays.Many popular attractions across Scotland – from zoos to castles to museums - are also offering one free child entry when you travel with a Kids for a Quid ticket and buy a standard entry, full price adult ticket.

Taking the train takes the hassle out of travelling, especially when you consider the cost of fuel prices and charges, then there’s the stress of traffic jams and carbon emissions – so swapping the car for the train might be better for your wallet and the planet.It’s also a throwback to your own childhood, evoking nostalgic memories of bygone days when kids’ entertainment was a colourful comic.But for children, trains are often a great source of excitement and travelling by rail gives you and the kids a chance to slow down and gaze out of the window.When you pause and look out the window through a child’s eyes, you’ll always spot things you’ve never noticed before.With Kids for a Quid ticket, up to four children aged 5-15 travel off-peak for just £1 return, with each adult.

Under 5s travel free.Available every day, across Scotland. Kids for a Quid tickets are available to buy on the train, or at the ticket