Aberdeenshire Castles and the Historic Giants of the North East With autumn in full flow and a gentle sting in
In the Footsteps of Giants – on the Hunt for Castles in the Scottish Borders and Midlothian Following my reacquaintance
A Self-Guided Outlander Scotland Tour In this strangest of tourism seasons, I am finally now very much out of the
Scotland Films for Stay at Home Survival I’m probably not alone in presently being on the cusp of insanity. Lockdown
Scottish Traits and the Personality of the Scots Self-isolation, social distancing, house arrest, lockdown…..choose your poison it all amounts to
A Glasgow Blog, with a Difference The rain is coming down. I’m watching from the safe side of the glass
Road Tripping Through Aberdeenshire and the Cairngorms National Park It’s that typically lovely time of year in Scotland, May, when
Castles near Edinburgh Edinburgh Castle. Perhaps you’ve heard of it? One of the undisputed iconic images of Scotland, it sits
Things to do in Lanarkshire Key to all that I do as a travel blogger is my absolute focus on
The Outlaw King Filming Locations and Story of the King of Scots Scotland’s most hotly-anticipated film of the year hit
Ancient History and Wild Coastlines – My Top Orkney Day Trips Which Scottish island should I visit? This remains a
Scotland Travel Questions For this blog post I’m breaking from my norm and encouraging some audience participation. This week I
Travels with a Kilt is Going on Video After 6 years of blogging, travelling, tweeting and Instagramming I’m finally accepting
What to do in Aviemore and Around With the alarmingly cold burst of Siberian weather that has found its way
William Wallace, Scottish Patriot and Icon Whenever I’m feeling the need to be especially, and very heart-thumpingly, Scottish, I internalise
Surprising Scotland – Glasgow Museums Resource Centre Perhaps my favourite element within this strange job of mine is when I
My 2017 Year Summary It’s been another great year on the road for this traveller. From continuing to unearth local
Exploring the Castles Near Glasgow With the rain lashing off the windows, the heating creeping on and darkness storming in
Shetland Travel Guide As I continue my review of this month’s trip to the Shetland Isles, I’m going to deviate
A Scottish Borders History Trail While Scotland has been basking in the glory of a fantastic tourism season – with