Ice Blue Rucksack Review The Blue Ice Dragon Fly rucksack is a small 25 litre day pack that is extremely
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Background Those who follow my blog will have an idea of the sort of struggles I have had recently with
I have been fortunate enough lately to have been given a regular magazine column to write. Shooting Scotland is a
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Cairngorm Mountain is home to Scotland’s only Funicular Railway. Opened in 2001 the line takes thousands of visitors up and
Continue readingEXPERIENCING THE WONDERS OF CAIRNGORM USING THE FUNICULAR RAILWAY.
Country Sport has been something close to my heart from a very early age. I grew up in a rural
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Fern Cottage. It is always a pleasure to review holiday accommodation and last weeks stay in Killin was no exception.
Continue readingFERN COTTAGE IN KILLIN: REFLECTING ON A PLEASANT STAY THERE.
‘Venturing Out’ Based in East Lothian, ‘Venturing Out’ are a not for profit social enterprise whose aim is to encourage
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Knoydart is a very special place. A peninsula on the west coast of Scotland accessed only by boat, it
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Since I began writing my Disability Travel and Sports Blog over a year ago, my motivation to go out and
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I have been lucky enough to visit Orkney lately and I had a really interesting time. My trip was to