Outdoor Scotland
Scotlanders – Day Trippers
With the summer now in full swing, the opportunities to get out and about are well and truly upon us. But if tents, wellies and a prolonged assault by midges […]
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OBE for Shirley Spear
The co-owner of Skye’s The Three Chimneys and Chair of the Scottish Food Commission has been awarded an OBE for her Services to the Scottish Food & Drink Industry “Needless […]
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Tom Weir | Secrets of the Muir
The 60-70 tonne Auld Wives Lift stones were ones Tom Weir had passed many times, but he had never thought to look closer until a professor from the University of […]
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Tom Weir | Countrywide (III)
From Peterhead to Kintyre, Tom was always keen to protect the wild Scottish landscape from man’s exploitation Farther east across the country comes a different kind of threat, this time to […]
Culture
Scottish Trivia
Welcome to the home of our extensive Scottish Trivia collection, Q-Aye! If you’re looking for interesting anecdotes and quirky facts about Scotland then you’ve come to the right place. Below you […]
What’s On
Ten Things You Cannae Miss… June 10-16
Our What’s On guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events on offer this weekend and in the coming week Singin’ In The Rain! Downfield Musical Society […]
Outdoor Scotland
Scotlanders | The Last Wilderness
Kay from the Scotlanders heads out for an incredible weekend on the remote and entirely unspoiled Knoydart Peninsula Knoydart, what a cool name. It denotes fantasy and fiction, with a […]
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Achieving the Impossible
Tackling Ben Nevis by the Carn Mor Dearg Arête is an achievement for any hiker, but for Paul Brett and Lawrie Reynolds it was an incredible feat As a mountain photographer […]
Outdoor Scotland
Glen Esk to John O’Groats
A proposed short climb in the Cairngorms turned into a grand day out for Tom Weir Part one. The intention when I met up with Adam Watson in Banchory […]
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Tom Weir | In All Kinds Of Weather
The spring of 1976 wasn’t the best for weather, but from Braemar to Banchory, and from Bearsden to Bridge of Cally, there was no snow, ice or rain that could […]
