Lost in translation
There are so many place names in Scotland that have similar prefixes which come from the Gaelic, the ancient Scots language. But what do they mean?
There are so many place names in Scotland that have similar prefixes which come from the Gaelic, the ancient Scots language. But what do they mean?
The 16th annual world porridge making contest was held in Carrbridge recently and the winner of the 2009 “Golden Spurtle” trophy was none other than an American, Matthew Cox of Milwaukie, Oregon.
New in October 2009 is this large country house which can be found in Morayshire. With the looks of a French chateau, this is a lovely big old house ideal for entertaining a large group of people.
The 1954 MGM musical feature film “Brigadoon” still has a resonance today with many people, even if they have never seen the film, as they have an idea of this Scottish idyll. The thought of arriving in a small place in Scotland
Scotland is just the place to create memories of all things autumn. With vast national parks dedicated to celebrating the impressive and imposing scenery of the mountains and lochs, where else could you think to lose yourself for a few days?