People
Tom Weir | Shepherd of Artney
In June 1977, Tom Weir wrote this column for us on his friend, Pat Macnab, a traditional shepherd. It is incredible to think of how much has changed in this […]
Katrina Patrick
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Ten Things You Cannae Miss… Sept 18 – 24
Our team have swept the length and breadth of Scotland to find you the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events on offer this weekend, and in the coming […]
Community
Our October 2015 Issue
If you haven’t picked up our October issue yet, here’s a wee sneak peek of the great content you can expect… People We get behind-the-scenes of the new film version […]
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Ten Things You Cannae Miss… Sept 11 – 18
Our team have swept the length and breadth of Scotland to find you the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events on offer this weekend, and in the coming […]
Outdoor Scotland
Full Steam Ahead for Borders Railway
The long-anticipated Borders Railway line is running for the first time in nearly 50 years – and we were on the maiden journey! Train services are now in operation between […]
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A Scots Larder
Our new food blog is here with recipes that explore the rich, natural larder of Scotland As Autumn creeps in we start turning to the traditional, nourishing comfort food of […]
People
Tom Weir | Over the Girth Gate
This week saw the official opening of the Borders Railway, which has been closed for 46 years. How fitting, therefore, that our article from Tom Weir’s 1977 archives concerns the […]
People
2015 in 2015
Nick Ray has just completed a 2015 mile journey around Scotland’s coast to raise funds for the Royal National Lifeboat Association Nick set off from Kippford in Dumfries & Galloway […]
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Ten Things You Cannae Miss: Sept 4 – 10
Our team have swept the length and breadth of Scotland to find you the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events on offer this weekend, and in the coming […]
People
Tom Weir | A Cliff-top Walk, The Helicopter Threat and A Village with a Past
In the spring of 1977 Tom Weir was mesmerised by the changing seasons, and was determined to do his bit to preserve the natural, unspoiled beauty of his country… Every […]
