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The Briggers

The Briggers

09/02/2010

Trying to imagine Edinburgh without its iconic Forth Rail Bridge is a bit like trying to picture Paris without the Eiffel Tower or Agra without the Taj Mahal. And yet until the closing decade of the 19th century there was no bridge at all across the Firth of Forth.

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Sillycat Media Old Postcards from Fort William.
 
Wooden Boats

Wooden Boats

09/02/2010

To wooden boat enthusiasts around the world, the name Iain Oughtred invariably invites a warm and knowing smile, a nod of instant recognition and respect. Although most people probably won’t be able to tell you much about the man himself, they’ll almost certainly know every detail of the lovely little vessels he creates.

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Clan Douglas Scottish Land Sales
 
Above The Outer Hebrides

Avove the Outer Hebrides

08/02/2010

Ever since I was a child I’d longed to see the fabled islands of the Outer Hebrides and in particular the most remote, spectacular and romantic of them all: St Kilda. I’d flown around the world many times as a wildlife filmmaker, but until we embarked upon our latest book project, The Living Coast, I’d never had an opportunity to see the Hebrides of my dreams.

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Edinburgh Days Out seasons and celebrations
 
Scottish Coastline

The Living Coast

10/11/2009

I’ve spent much of my life in the air, flying all over the world as a natural history filmmaker with the BBC, IMAX and on behalf of my own company, Last Refuge Ltd. The best part of my job is to seek out the planet’s most remote and beautiful locations.

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Holiday Homes in Scotland
 
Edge of Empire

Edge of Empire

04/08/2009

One imagines it’s not every day that a distinguished Professor of Archaeology finds anything especially riveting on a desk-top diary and yet when David Breeze spotted the so-called ‘Formula for Success’ recently, he no doubt allowed himself a wry little smile of recognition.

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Billings

Billings

26/05/2009

Despite it’s cumbersome title, The Baronial and Ecclesiastical Antiquities of Scotland, is without doubt, the most beautiful book ever devoted to the historic architecture of Scotland. Its 240 plates, engraved on steel from drawings made on the spot by Robert Billings between 1845 and 1852, offer us a tantalising glimpse of many of the country’s most famous historic buildings, including some that were subsequently torn down or spoiled by unsympathetic “restoration”. Billings (as the work is now universally known) brought home to the Scots for the first time the significance of one of their most distinctive national assets, their ancient built heritage.

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Rosslyn Chapel

Rosslyn Chapel

26/05/2009

Near the Apprentice Pillar, one of 14 beautifully carved stone columns supporting the incredibly ornate ceiling in Rosslyn Chapel, the prophetic words of King Darius are inscribed in Latin:

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Lasting Traces

Lasting Traces Part 2

17/02/2009

At first it may seem surprising to find the young Edinburgh scientist, Robert Adam, taking photographs of birds in the Western Isles in 1905 at the age of 20. But his interest in birds and in photography had begun years earlier and both these and his early and lasting interest in the Western Isles may have been influenced by his friendship with the older naturalist, John A. Harvie-Brown.

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Celebrating Scotland's Islands

25/08/2008

Iain Gunn meets Sue Anderson, one of Scotland’s leading professional landscape photographers who specialises in capturing the wild beauty of Argyll and the Scottish islands.

 

 

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The Trossachs Clearances

19/08/2008

The latest, and perhaps fi nal, chapter in the long history of Clan Gregor's ancient stronghold between Loch Lomond and The Trossachs began in the early 1850’s, with the City of Glasgow’s search for a clean water supply.

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