When the sun is shining (or the wind is blowing right through) there few places that bring a smile to my face in quite the same way as Tyninghame Beach. Otherwise known as Ravensheugh Sands, Tyninghame might not have the drama of Seacliff with its brooding castle or Yellowcraigs with Fidra Lighthouse, but instead, it has a quiet wild charm all of its own – and that is fine with me.
New Lanark, one of only 6 World Heritage Sites in Scotland, is the jewel in the Clyde Valleys crown.
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Deep in the Scottish Borders lies Dawyck Botanic Garden, one of the world’s most spectacular arboretum.
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Blackness Castle is often called ‘the ship that never sailed’ due to its boat-like appearance from the sea, it’s location also makes for some stunning views of the river and across to Fife.
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It feels like it’s been ages since I caught up with everyone, so I’m closing out February with a new monthly series, my version of a life lately. I’m calling it Outtakes.
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The Scottish Borders village of St Abbs might not be the first place you think of if you are hankering for a fresh crab sandwich, but for those in the know, it’s a hallowed destination.
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Located 12 miles west of the Forth Rail Bridge on the south-west coast of Fife, The Royal Burgh of Culross is one of Scotland’s best preserved 17th century villages and an easy day trip from Edinburgh.
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Find something new to do in Scotland with this roundup of the best Scottish blog posts this month. Featuring a North Coast 500 diary, a visit to Iona, exploring Portobello and the Pentland, great day trips from Edinburgh, and 10 quirky places to spend the night. Read More... (One Comment)
Serving proper American-style pizza with over 40 toppings to choose from and prime old town location, I’d even go as far as calling Mamma’s an Edinburgh institution. After a morning exploring the Old Town, the Castle and Victoria Street, it is the perfect place to refuel.
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The Riverside Museum in Glasgow was opened in 2011 at Pointhouse Quay in Glasgow Harbour. This spectacular building was designed by the world renowned Zaha Hadid Architects and it makes a dramatic statement in a quayside which is still very much under regeneration.
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