Big Adventures
A Photo Tour of Assynt
Scotland’s rugged west coast is the ideal place to go exploring With isolated, idyllic beaches; jagged mountain ridges; and miles of sweeping, unspoiled countryside, Assynt is hard to beat. […]
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Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival
Explore whisky country as you’ve never seen it before… The Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival runs from Thursday, May 3 to Monday, May 7, across the whole region. It’s […]
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Paisley Follow-up: Gleniffer Braes
Commune with nature in this quiet escape from Paisley’s bustling centre On the southern outskirts of Paisley lie Gleniffer Braes, an upland area covering nearly 480 acres. The parkland […]
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Take A Hike… To Bachnagairn!
A route up to Bachnagairn proved a fine outing for the Scots Mag Hiking Club Baulked by the infamous Beast of the East, our March hike had to be […]
Mountains Of The Moon
Bla Bheinn Under The Blue Moon
March 31 saw 2018’s second Blue Moon and a climb of the blue mountain for Alan Rowan, who was fairly blue with cold himself by the end of it! […]
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Culloden Moor #ScotsMagOutlander Stop 2
The second stop on our #ScotsMagOutlander tour was the most harrowing I had walked the windswept paths of Culloden Moor a few times, but it never gets easier. Anyone […]
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Fort George #ScotsMagOutlander Stop 1
The first stop on our #ScotsMagOutlander tour was Fort George Located on a promontory into the Moray Firth, Fort George is certainly an imposing structure. The base was one […]
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East Lothian: A History Lover’s Playground
Discover the castles of East Lothian – a region packed with history You have to be a meteorological opportunist if you live in Scotland. A sudden bout of bonnie […]
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Team Scotland’s First Female Flag Bearer!
Eilidh Doyle has made history this week by being chosen as Scotland’s first female flag bearer at the Commonwealth Games Eilidh was chosen by her fellow team members to lead them […]
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Scrabster – Gateway To The North
The Scottish mainland’s most northerly port has a varied history The origins of Scrabster date back to the age of the Vikings. Its natural harbour was perfect for their […]
