Walk, cycle, drive, sail, fly, train the question needs to be more explicit.
The quickest way would be to fly. I'm not aware of any airlines that flies direct from Scotland to Crete (Heraklion) but BMI can take you from Scotland to Crete with a stopover in London. You can find them here bmi.co.uk
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Impacts on natural resources have occurred in Scotland due to tourism. Initiatives have begun to use greener transport and accommodations.
Leave them as they are
Yes. Endocytosis and exocytosis are both methods of active transport that require the use of ATP (adenosine triphosphate) for energy.
They used irrigation, which is the process of building canals to transport water to their crops.
Foot, animal riding and haulage, boat and ship. The gods floated around.
You can use varying methods; Public transport such as train or bus, or by car, it would also depend where you are starting your journey from.
Pipelines, trains, trucks, pretty much everything that can carry oil. They use ships too.
An aeroplane, which would be by seaplane which is a public service, flying from Glasgow. Alternative being private helicopter.
I prefer using my bicycle to the other methods of transport in my hometown. I do not waste much time being held in traffic jams. Moreover I do not spend any cash on fuel.