Tom Weir | Memorable Days
Mountains are great for cutting you down to size whatever your experience Len and I thought we knew everything that the Buachaille Etive Mòr can produce, but our old friend […]
Mountains are great for cutting you down to size whatever your experience Len and I thought we knew everything that the Buachaille Etive Mòr can produce, but our old friend […]
Celebrating boxing legend Benny Lynch, Scotland’s first-ever World Champion boxer A free exhibition is running until the end of September at Gorbals Library, just streets away from where Benny Lynch […]
The changing seasons and colours around Loch Lomond still amazed Tom Weir, even after 20 years living on its shore IF you were to ask me what has been my […]
Despite a wet and windy forecast there was sunshine on the rusting bracken and a glow on the alders of the Glen Ample burn roaring among its gloomy “pots” in […]
“For me it had been a good summer. To be truthful, I can’t really remember a bad one, not in a country like ours that has so many places that […]
In a trip to the Orkney Isles, Tom Weir clambers around the Old Man of Hoy, and visits a very special resident on North Ronaldsay I have a confession to […]
Back on board the trusty Mysie, Tom Weir, Iain Smart and Graham Tiso took a trip round the lesser-known islands of the Inner Hebrides To a yachtsman a first-time landing on an […]
Scots Magazine editor Robert was honoured to attend the annual fund raising dinner for Scottish charity Funding Neuro More than 150 people attended the “Wacky Racenight” at the Macdonald Houston […]
Garry Fraser pays a personal tribute to the Orcadian Composer… I was lucky enough to attend the St Magnus Festival in Orkney a couple of years ago, and even luckier […]
Ben Nevis is the highest and most sought-after mountain in Britain, and here Tom Weir gives us an insight into its climbing history, the first assent by wheelbarrow, and some tips for […]
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