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Fettes College

Fettes College

09/02/2010

One needs to be an early bird to catch Michael Spens on the hop. The 59-yearold Fettes Headmaster sets a cracking pace.

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Holiday Homes in Scotland seasons and celebrations
 
Eilean Donan

Eilean Donan

09/02/2010

Eilean Donan stands at the confluence of three of Scotland’s most beautiful sea lochs: Loch Long, Loch Duich and Loch Alsh. In the 13th century, this tiny, rocky island, which was then accessible only at low tide, came to have a profound strategic significance when King Alexander II ordered the construction of fortifications designed to repel the attacks of the Vikings.

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Clan Douglas Edinburgh Days Out
 
Return of the Painted Ladies

Return of the Painted Ladies

09/02/2010

There are many truly extraordinary spectacles in Nature, but if you’re a butterfly fancier in Britain (and who isn’t) there’s surely nothing to match the awe-inspiring climax of one of the greatest of all migrations, the all too rare mass arrival of the Painted Ladies.

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Old Postcards from Fort William. Sillycat Media
 
Wild Scotland

The Fight for Wild Scotland

09/02/2010

In August, 2005, I urged Members of the Scots Heritage Society to take a good look at Bonnie Scotland while they could.

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Scottish Land Sales
 
Scotlands Music

Scotlands Music

09/02/2010

John Purser’s 20-acre croft on Skye plunges down a precipitous hillside to a kelp-fringed, grey shingle beach lapped by the turquoise waters of Loch Slapin.

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Sublime Scotland

Sublime Scotland Book46

09/02/2010

At four o’clock on what promised to be a glorious high summer’s morning in Edinburgh, Lindsay Robertson climbed out of bed and padded across to the big bay window in his apartment. What he saw, or in truth, what he did not see, filled him with dread. A thick sea mist known as a Haar, had rolled in from the Firth of Forth overnight, enveloping the capital in a damp and impenetrable grey blanket.

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Hidden Gems

Hidden Gems

09/02/2010

To the Celtic people, the sea was a realm of profound mystery, a world of enchantment, magic and deep-rooted superstition, a place populated by terrible sea serpents, capricious witches, foundling mermaids, heroic fishermen and warrior women.

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Islands Book 46

Scotlands Islands Book 46

09/02/2010

Michael Robson is a bibliophile. After more than 60 years of astute acquisition his library now includes rare first editions and more than 5000 books, maps, documents and photographs relating to the Scottish Islands, Highlands and Borders.

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Orkney Venus

Orkney Venus

08/02/2010

It was one of those all too rare Eureka Moments that archaeologists the world over dream about. On a glorious mid-summer morning on the north coast of the Orcadian island of Westray, Jacob Kainz was down on his hands and knees, carefully brushing his way through a Neolithic midden, a 5000-year-old rubbish tip, laced with the brittle bones of deer, cattle and fish.

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Castle Fraser

NTS Castle Fraser

10/11/2009

Modern visitors approaching Castle Fraser down the long avenue of oaks see the grey harled tower much as its sixteenth century lairds no doubt intended it should be seen: first the towers and crow-step gables, then the armorial panel high up on the north wall and finally, the two wings of the laigh biggins (low buildings).

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