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Julia's name appeared from the hat this morning to claim the Lonely Planet book Walking in Scotland . A Canadian of Scottish ancestry, J... -
Monday. For those of us dancing the 9-5 ceilidh, Monday can be a weighty, gloomy time, a time when the rest of the week hoves into view like... -
The start of the dark season is filled with so many wonderful distractions in Scotland. It seems to me that the Scottish take the coming of ... -
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... -
There should be a word for a saga which time has faded into myth and obscurity. It has taken more than 400 years, but the details of the li... -
I had lived in Scotland for just a year when the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum opened its doors again after having been closed for sev... -
In Scotland, a day without rain or the threat of rain is valuable. It is an increment of time in which the light is not diffused, but skidd... -
When I first arrived in Kirkcaldy I was underwhelmed. My first impression was that of a practical town, a mix of the occasional charming ... -
Back in my somewhat younger days, my experience of travelling began on a small scale. I fell in love with the idea of local exploration, of ... -
Get your shoes; we’re going out. Yes, I know our supplies of tea and biscuits are here but they’ll be here when we get back. Yes, I promise....