People
Tom Weir | Loch Lomond Glories
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 […]
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Tom Weir
Fine Walks and Fine Weather
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 […]
What’s On
Ten Things You Cannae Miss… April 8 – 14
Our What’s On guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events on offer this weekend and in the coming week Live Sets Catch live acoustic sets and album […]
Travel Blogs
Scotlanders | On Public Transport
When it comes to Scotland, lack of personal transport is no excuse not to go exploring… Okay, I admit it. I’m completely addicted to adventure. I feed my habit as […]
Focus
Focus Follow Up: Aberdeen
The Gordon Highlanders Museum is Aberdeen’s only 5-star Visit Scotland attraction Situated in Viewfield Road in the former home of prominent Scottish artist Sir George Reid, the museum tells […]
People
Land Of Hope And… Golly
“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 […]
Culture
What’s In A Name? | Part 2
The second part in our series as we continue to explore the history and myths behind some of Scotland’s more unusual place names… Viking Connections The name Dingwall comes from […]
What’s On
Ten Things You Cannae Miss… April 1 – 7
Our What’s On guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events on offer this weekend and in the coming week – and no April Fools, we promise Mermaids […]
Outdoor Scotland
Innerpeffray Library’s Bright Future
It was recently reported that hundreds of libraries have closed across the UK in the past three years, but the Library of Innerpeffray is bucking the trend Shortly after we […]
Culture
Herons – Dressing Down
No prizes for herons in fashion or architecture… Herons, I once wrote, are flamingos dressed by Presbyterians. I like the image so much, here it is again. The writer’s conceit, revisiting […]
