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King’s College, Aberdeen, looking beautiful in the spring sunshine ☀️ Founded in 1495 and named for King James IV, King’s College is part of the See More
Happy International Women’s Day! 🙋♀️ I have owned Scottish Highland Trails since 2009 and have been running it successfully ever since. In that time I’ve See More
Scott’s View, overlooking the Eildon Hills in the Scottish Borders, was beautiful in the sunshine today ☀️🏴 A favourite spot of the 19th century author See More
Today is International Tourist Guides Day and here’s me this morning taking a fab group of ladies on a guided tour of the Scottish National See More
A wee souvenir from our trip to the Western Isles! North Uist Distillery is closed to visitors during the winter months but Big Dave knocked See More
Some images from the last couple of days in Harris and Lewis Still really windy and freezing cold but the sun came out when we See More
North & South Uist, Benbecula & Eriskay. Winds at 50mph, ‘that’s nothing’ according to a local 😂 Hoping to get to Harris tomorrow as long See More
Four seasons in one day today! Pouring rain, miserable and extremely windy on the road north then blue skies, sunshine and a bit of hail See More
It’s the last Tuesday in January so it must be Up Helly Aa, the Viking fire festival which takes place annually in Shetland. And for See More
Who's having haggis tonight? We certainly are in this house! Robert Burns' poem, Address to a Haggis, famously celebrates Scotland's national dish. Follow the link See More
Address to a Haggis by Robert Burns
Address to a Haggis by Robert Burns. The original poem in Burns's language with a translation of the Scots dialect.
Nice walk along the River Tweed by Floors Castle today. Home of the Duke of Roxburghe, one of Scotland’s largest landowners, the castle is said See More