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Traditional Shortbread Recipe
Enjoy this tried and tested shortbread recipe, handed down through the generations. A tasty, home-made gift! Ingredients 250 grams butter 125 grams caster sugar Pinch of salt 250 grams […]
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Outdoor Scotland
The 1000 Year Hike
At the end of May, a team of walkers will walk the 96 miles from Milngavie to Fort William in memory of their brother and close friend Stuart Fraser who passed away last September after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. Walkers will be coming from all over the world to take part.
Outdoor Scotland
A Family Day Out Around Falkirk
There’s an abundance of attractions around Falkirk for all the family… First stop – Linlithgow Palace The ruined but magnificent palace was the home of Scotland’s royal family in […]
Culture
Our Top 10 Most Scottish Films – Number 1!
Highlander, 1986 This is about as Scottish as Scottish films get. It’s called Highlander and it’s about a Highlander – the immortal Connor MacLeod of the Clan MacLeod. Except he’s […]
Outdoor Scotland
Stargazing Scotland – The Best Dark Skies
In search of stars and the Aurora Borealis? Scotland has some of the largest expanses of dark sky in Europe, perfect for stargazing. Discover the best spots in Scotland to explore the night sky.
Burns
Oatcakes for Burns Night!
Nairn’s, producers of exceptional Scottish oatcakes, and award-winning Edinburgh-based chef Mark Greenaway have joined forces to devise a special gourmet treat just for Burns Night! Haggis, Neeps and Tatties […]
Outdoor Scotland
Scotland’s Biggest Dark Sky Events
Scotland has some of the largest expanses of dark sky in Europe making it a perfect destination for eager stargazers and aurora chasers. Here are the top dark sky events in Scotland.
Wee Adventures
The Antonine Wall
Take in the most northern frontier of the Roman Empire, which runs roughly 63km (39 miles) from Old Kilpatrick in West Dunbartonshire to Carriden, near Bo’ness, on the Firth of […]
Wee Adventures
Finnieston Crane
Reader suggestion. The iconic crane on Clydeside that symbolises Glasgow’s industrial heritage is now a popular visitor attraction and an ideal spot for a picture. Find out more or discover […]
Wee Adventures
Arlington Baths
A Victorian bathing complex run by its members; it is the oldest community club of its kind in the world and a beautiful location for a swim. Visit the Arlington […]
