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I've just returned from a weekend away in Kent (where I was working, actually, thank you very much!), and for the first …
Perched on the edge of a cliff above Gamrie Bay in Aberdeenshire, the ruins of St John's Church feel less like a place o…
There's a moment, somewhere in the depths of a Scottish winter, where you start to genuinely question whether the sun ev…
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Nestled in the very heart of Aberdeen is the Union Terrace Garden, a lovely green area that was comp…
In fairness, I only know of the Old Square pub because it was the ONLY place on the Island that show…
The cave system is extensive, with some marvelous examples of Stalactites, Stalicmites, and aragonit…
I don't really have the space here to write about every beach we visited, but suffice to say, all of…
I don't normally write about hotels, but we had an awesome stay at Sighientu, and it's well worth hi…
Starting at Passo Ghenna Silana, at an altitude of just about 1000m, the Gorropu Gorge walk takes yo…
Asia and Sofia took advantage of the Canal Boats while I was off returning the car to the airport. …
Urban House is a fantastic family-friendly hostel situated right next to the main Train Station. Th…
