A Capital Castle Hunt
You’d be forgiven for thinking that the imposing Edinburgh Castle is the capital’s only stronghold, but come closer and I’ll let you in on a secret… With its epic […]
You’d be forgiven for thinking that the imposing Edinburgh Castle is the capital’s only stronghold, but come closer and I’ll let you in on a secret… With its epic […]
Part 4 of Tom’s 1980 article on his love of walking Part One – The Opening of the West Highland Way Part Two – Walking the West Highland Way Part Three – Walking […]
To celebrate 60 years since the National Trust for Scotland began managing St Kilda, a collection of songs have been released, inspired by the dual World Heritage Site. The Wren […]
Laura Brown finds that there’s something about Inverness that’s simply spellbinding With a river at its heart the setting of Inverness mirrors many larger Scottish towns, but the capital of the […]
Part 3 of Tom’s 1980 article on the West Highland Way’s opening Read Part One on the Opening Ceremony, here. One of the little perks I got that day […]
One of my first adventures of this year took me back to Glen Coe, a place I know well and yet one which always manages to surprise me Although it […]
AFTER its grand opening, Tom Weir was one of the first to walk the West Highland Way Read Part One on the Opening Ceremony, here. As you approach the […]
The second round of our essential weird and wonderful Scottish facts – part 3 In the ninth-century, Ireland was known as Scotia and Scotland was called Albania. Angus […]
In the final update from this series, Tom Weir drives the Caithness coast road and finally reaches John O’Groats Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four Part Five […]
The second round of our essential weird and wonderful Scottish facts – part 4 Lady MacBeth’s Christian name was Grouch! Because of the Celtic colouring inherited from […]
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