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It has been almost a year since I said goodbye to this blog and now my Scotsman and I are saying goodbye to Scotland as well. After much dis... -
Many years ago, when the idea of moving to Scotland was still lurking behind an penchant for Celtic music and British telly, I was an Englis... -
Walking along the street towards Melrose Abbey, you can see hints of it over the wall, glimpses of stone through the tree branches. To enter... -
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 ... -
When it comes to food, never (well, maybe sometimes) be afraid to try something new. On Saturday night I attended a dinner with a difference... -
Driving towards Lunan Bay on the Angus coast, there are glimpses of the beach stretching out from Boddin Point to Lang Craig. But this doe... -
The cold is drawing in. It’s like we skipped autumn and have gone straight into winter, complete with biting winds and the feeling that at a... -
Hogmanay is the most important holiday in Scotland, celebrated with more fervour than Christmas. The reports say that around 80,000 people c... -
I was not firing on all cylinders the day I visited Robert Smail’s Printing Works in Innerleithen. Perhaps this had something to do with th... -
I have dozens of failed photos from our visit to Dollar Glen. There seemed no way to capture the depth of the place, the layers of green. ...