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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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 […]
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 […]
Islands
Tom Weir | Isles of Inspiration
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 […]
Islands
Tom Weir | Old Friends And New Islands
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 […]
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Funding Neuro
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 […]
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Sir Peter Maxwell Davies
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 […]
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Tom Weir | The Big Ben
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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Tom Weir | The Wonder of Wildlife
Regular readers of mine will know that I take a walk every morning, and recently I’ve been taking a female companion along— little Nell, a young semi-collie who gives me […]
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Tom Weir | Men Of The Trees
Through two hikes 20-odd years apart, Tom Weir illustrates a glen changed forever, and the work of some to return it to its natural state Packing to drive north for Beauly […]
