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Scotlanders | A Day In Glen Coe
One of my first adventures of this year took me back to Glen Coe, a place I know well and yet one which always manages to surprise me Although it […]
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Tom Weir | Walking Points | 2
AFTER its grand opening, Tom Weir was one of the first to walk the West Highland Way Read Part One on the Opening Ceremony, here. As you approach the […]
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Q-Aye 2.3 – More Scottish Facts
The second round of our essential weird and wonderful Scottish facts – part 3 In the ninth-century, Ireland was known as Scotia and Scotland was called Albania. Angus […]
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Glen Esk to John O’Groats Part Six
In the final update from this series, Tom Weir drives the Caithness coast road and finally reaches John O’Groats Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four Part Five […]
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Q-Aye 2.4! – More Scottish Facts
The second round of our essential weird and wonderful Scottish facts – part 4 Lady MacBeth’s Christian name was Grouch! Because of the Celtic colouring inherited from […]
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The Wanderlust Diet
Having a positive 2017 shouldn’t mean cutting out the things you enjoy, says Kay from the Scotlanders… Nothing makes me want to binge on a bag of Scottish tablet […]
Islands
Focus Follow Up: Harris
Our February issue’s Focus is on Harris and Lewis in the Outer Hebrides – and here’s a wee bonus on the best place for eagle spotting! The North […]
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Glen Esk to John O’Groats Part Five
Tom Weir considers man’s changes to Scotland’s coast from Nigg Bay to the Dornoch Firth Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four I went next to Nigg Bay […]
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Glen Esk to John O’Groats Part Four
Part Four: Tom Weir’s thoughts on the new A9, and proposals for ski slopes in Lurcher’s Gully in 1980 I’ve been doing plenty journeying myself lately, literally from John o’ […]
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Glen Esk to John O’Groats Part Three
Part Three: Along the Waters of Unich I could have done with a lot more of the gorge which ended suddenly on undulating moorland, the kind of country you […]
