Garry Fraser, Author at The Scots Magazine

Landward, Ho!

Garry Fraser catches up with Dougie Vipond One of television’s most popular programmes returns to our screens this Friday night. Landward was first screened 40 years ago, produced to […]

Focus

Focus Follow Up Argyll – Argyll’s Lodging

You’re sure to pass this 17th-century town house on your way to Stirling Castle, so retrace your steps because Argyll’s Lodging are well worth a visit. Once the residence […]

What’s On

Music At Paxton

Witness a mansion brought to life… Paxton House is an 18-century Palladian stately home on the bank of the River Tweed. Just a few miles west of Berwick-upon-Tweed it […]

Community

Scotland’s most prestigious food and drink awards had its glittering ceremony last night Renowned chef and TV presenter Simon Rimmer (Chanel 4’s Sunday Brunch) hosted the ceremony, which took place at the […]

Inverness

A-Z of Secret Inverness-shire: Y

Yak! If you’ve got a yearning to see a yak or a longing to meet a lynx, then head along to the Highland Wildlife Park at Kincraig. As well as […]

Community

Take A Hike… To Dumgoyne

The Tenth Scots Magazine “Take A Hike” took place last weekend on and around Dumgoyne, the distinctive hill on the west end of the Campsies. As usual, there was a […]

What’s On

The 306: Dawn

This world premiere in Perthshire shows World War I from an unusual perspective There have been many commemorative events over the last few months to mark the anniversary of major […]

Focus

Follow Up Focus: Dundee

This industrial city was once the jute capital of the world, and reminders of the 19th century industry can still be seen today… 1820 was an auspicious year for Dundee for […]

Islands

Focus on Skye – The Cuillin

The wonders of Skye are the subject of Garry’s 7-page Focus in our May issue, and here’s his bonus follow up: The Magnificent Cuillin If the Trotternish hills can be […]