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Read Between The Waterlines
Discover an important part of Caithness’s rich local history at Waterlines Heritage Centre, this month's bonus Focus On the North East.
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Follow Up Focus – The Holy Rude Church
Beautiful, historically important, much loved and still in active use, The Holy Rude Church, the kirk beside the castle, has many a tale of its own to tell.
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Follow Up Focus – Bearsden Bathhouse
Discover Bearsden Baths, the remains of steam rooms and plunge pools where off-duty Roman soldiers washed and relaxed over 1,850 years ago. This World Heritage site is one of a chain of forts on the Antonine Wall.
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Walking In Shetland
Let's focus on Shetland and explore this archipelago by foot, following the many core walking routes - from natural trails to constructed paths.
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Follow Up Focus – Perthshire
This month’s Focus On is Perthshire, so let’s take a look at the impressive Balhousie Castle which also doubles as a cafe, shop and museum.
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Follow Up Focus Orkney
Scratch the surface on any of the Orkney isles and you could fulfil any archaeologist’s dream, someone once said. Here are our top historical sites there.
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Focus On The Borders – Sir Walter Scott’s House
Explore the borders in this month's Focus section of The Scots Magazine. Here's an added review of Abbotsford House, the home of Walter Scott.
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Spotlight: Gearrannan Blackhouse Village
Step back in time in the reconstructed Gearrannan Blackhouse Village on the isle of Lewis - with traditional accommodation on site! The perfect way to explore the traditional Scottish island life.
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Spotlight: “Isle of Arran Gin” Cladach Beach House
Cooried away on the breezy east coast of the Isle of Arran, a new micro distillery is bubbling away. Cladach Beach House is now home to the Isle of Arran Gin company.
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Spotlight: “In-hoose Bakery”, Kirkintilloch
In-hoose Bakery is exactly that, cooried away in a local baker's home. This new new micro bakery is situated on a quiet, residential street in the East Dunbartonshire town of Kirkintilloch and it’s very easy to walk straight past. The only giveaway is a simple, carved wooden sign by the front door.
