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High;and Journey

Highland Journey

08/02/2010

The world needs more Mairi Hedderwicks: people who don’t shrink from adversity, but grab it by the throat and turn it into triumph. Mairi belongs, not to this glib age of gimmicks and gadgetry, but to an altogether more robust era, a time when Scots were made of sterner stuff.

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George Goldsmith Corran Lighthouse Lodge
 
Campbell Art

A Slice of LIfe

10/11/2009

Cressida Campbell is an intimist, an artist with the rare gift of being able to create the kind of interior spaces that most of us would like to inhabit.

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seasons and celebrations Old Postcards from Fort William.
 
Wall in the Wilderness

The Wall in the Wilderness

04/08/2009

For the best part of five years, Greg Duncan has been tap, tap, tapping away in his studio at Derwent Bridge, sculpting a history of Tasmania’s Central Highlands. It’s a story of pioneering hardship and unimaginable suffering, of convicts in chains, of unique native animals driven into extinction, of wild rivers and virgin forests, a tale of callous indifference, brutal genocide, bravery, stoic endurance and great achievement.

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Clan Douglas Scottish Land Sales
 
O Caledonia

O Caledonia

04/08/2009

Although Sir Walter Scott never saw this remote north-western corner of Scotland, he certainly captured its untamed grandeur in this stanza from his most famous poem, The Lay of the Last Minstrel. This landscape is for me the most moving, the most mystical, the most magical part of Scotland.

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Sillycat Media clan lachlan association
 
The Glasgow Boys

The Glasgow Boys

04/08/2009

In the 25 years before the outbreak of the Great War in 1914, Glasgow, the “second city of the empire” was famous for something other than the unceasing output of its shipbuilding and heavy engineering yards along the Clyde.

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Sir Walter Scott

Sir Walter Scott

04/08/2009

Only a handful of writers are as closely associated with Scotland as Sir Walter Scott. Although today’s public no longer devours historical novels and lyrical ballads at quite the same rate as his nineteenth century contemporaries, Scott retains the status of a classic author.

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Bird in the Hand

A Bird in the Hand

04/08/2009

On a high summer’s day, Chris Rose needs all the patience of a saint as he sits by a large freshwater loch in the remote north-western Highlands, waiting quietly for a solitary Black-throated Diver to swim within the focal range of his binoculars.

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Jack Vettriano

Jack Vettriano

04/08/2009

At dawn on what promises to be a beautifully crisp, clear, spring morning in London, Jack Vettriano might be forgiven for contemplating something other than the 12 to 16 hours of unrelenting hard work that now lie ahead of him in his Knightsbridge studio.

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Suilven

Suilven

26/05/2009

It was the Viking warriors of the eighth century who gave Sutherland’s great bald sugarloaf the name Suilven. The Old Norse word means Pillar Mountain, and it describes precisely the way the mountain looks when it’s seen from the west or the east.

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Flora MacDonald

Flora MacDonald

26/05/2009

The famous Jacobite heroine Flora Macdonald was the daughter of Ranald Macdonald, a tacksman at Milton on the island of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides. Her father died soon after her birth and her mother remarried, perhaps involuntarily, a Macdonald of Armadale. She was brought up by the Clanranald family and then by Lady Margaret MacDonald of Skye who completed her schooling in Edinburgh.

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