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I had planned to write about Arbroath Smokies, but with the news this past week focusing mainly on the dramatic forthcoming budget cuts thro... -
I remember the first time I heard music by fiddler Duncan Chisholm . It was a single song that featured on one of Songlines Magazine’s “Top ... -
There are some monuments, ruins and stately homes around Scotland which benefit from a healthy dose of history in order to bring out their f... -
We arrived at The Watermill bookstore in Aberfeldy just as it opened. The sun was glaring off the sheen of fresh rain and a chill hung in t... -
With no time for a longer post today, I am going to indulge in two short updates. First, for those who live outside the UK, there is a Vis... -
Ring of Brodgar Halloween approaches. In the old Pagan Calendar, Samhain is the symbolic crust of the year, cut off with the end of the g... -
The first time I ever ate an Arbroath Smokie, I had just spent hours walking myself into a tired but content stupor at the Royal Highland Sh... -
The first time I drove through Balquhidder Glen, I was in a desperate state. It was nearly four years ago, when I felt my life was built aro... -
Hello you. It’s a beautiful day. Let’s go for a walk. We can leave Newark Castle behind and follow the River Clyde towards the old timbe... -
You heard me. Twirl your tongue around inside your mouth and gather as much saliva as you can muster. Then take a moment to remember the old...