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Tag Archives: Scotland
“In falling seeds of rain”*
For the past couple of weeks, we have been pottering through Scotland, from south to north, enjoying hairy Highland ‘coos’ and plenty of tartan. There’s barely a real Highland cow to be seen, though – just a multitude of the … Continue reading
Posted in Scotland, Travel
Tagged Benromach Distillery, Brodie Castle, Caledonian canal, Dunrobin Castle, Fort Augustus, Glasgow, Highland cows, Highlands, Inverness, Kelvingrove Museum & Art Gallery, Kirkcudbright, Loch Ness, lochs, Lord Kelvin, National Trust of Scotland, Scotland, tartan, Urquhart Castle, whisky
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Of sheep and seaside daisies…
The first sign that the town had a connection with Scotland was its name: Glencoe. The second sign: a redheaded ‘Weasley’ walking down the main road… Glencoe is a small country town in south-eastern South Australia, to the north-west of … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, History, Local Culture, Travel
Tagged Accidental Heiress, Glencoe, Glencoe Woolshed, Leake, merino, Mount Gambier, National Trust, Open Gardens, Scotland, South Australia
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Ghosts of Christmas Past
At last, the sun has finally decided to herald in the spring and the streets of Adelaide are carpeted in deep violet jacaranda flowers. I am suddenly, and belatedly, aware that it is already December, and Christmas is but a … Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Scotland
Tagged Christmas, Isle of Skye, Oban, Portree, Scotland
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Snapshots of Scotland
It must be thirty years since I last visited Scotland, land of lochs, Highland cattle and kilts. It was a Christmas with friends on the Isle of Skye that ended in tears when we were unceremoniously evicted on New Year’s … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Wine, Scotland, Travel
Tagged Saint Andrews, Scotland, Stirling, Stirling Castle, Wallace Monument
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The Scottish Bard
“Fair and full is your honest, jolly face, great chieftain of the sausage race! … Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Philippines
Tagged Burns Night, Dusit Thani, haggis, Hogmanay, neeps, Robert Burns, scotch eggs, Scotland, tatties
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