Walking Glen Coe – The Iconic Aonach Eagach Ridge
High above the valley of Glen Coe is the razor-sharp ridge of Aonach Eagach; it is over 3km of serrated…
High above the valley of Glen Coe is the razor-sharp ridge of Aonach Eagach; it is over 3km of serrated…
The Isle of Iona can be discovered a 10-minute ferry from the Isle of Mull, which is in turn, an…
Heading north into Scotland turning left along the northern side of the Solway Firth you hit the A75 to Dumfries….
The road south from Dumfries unfurls through the gentle, rolling countryside of Dumfries & Galloway, a landscape that seems to…
The Isle of Staffa is a beautiful and uninhabited (approximately 80 acres) small rocky island off the west coast of…
I hadn’t been away on holiday for many a year and when two friends suggested we put a walking holiday…
There’s a certain magic to the back roads of Dumfries & Galloway. After leaving the town of Dumfries behind, the…
Situated just across the Anglo-Scottish border, where the River Sark marks the division between nations, lies the small village of…
On a recent visit to Edinburgh I took the time to go into St Giles’ Cathedral on the Royal Mile….
Just spent a couple of days in Edinburgh, our favourite UK city. One of the great things about Edinburgh is…
Ben Nevis, Scotland, the summit of which is the highest point in Britain at 1,344 metres (4,409 ft). Naturally I had…
On a whim one day I took the opportunity to visit Jedburgh, Scotland, and it was an wonderful experience. Located…