A dry day and a walk up Haystacks. Wainwright adored Haystacks, calling it “the best fell-top of all” for its “beauty, variety and interesting detail”. He famously described it as a “shaggy terrier in the company of foxhounds” due to its unique, rugged character amidst more imposing neighbours.
John Knox The statue of John Knox in the Glasgow Necropolis. It was erected in 1825 and predates the cemetery which opened in April 1833.
Snowdon Looking down on the summit of Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa). At 3,560 feet (1,085 metres) Snowdon is the highest peak in England and Wales. A
Corgarff Castle Corgarff Castle is an interesting place to visit. On the Historic Environment Scotland website it says “Originally a noble residence, Corgarff became an
Outdoor Ceilidh at Kelvingrove June and another very successful outdoor ceilidh at Kelvingrove. The wet weather at the start didn’t dampen the spirits and we
Drummond Castle Gardens A short visit on a nice afternoon to Drummond Castle Gardens near Crieff. It was a bit early in the year to
Govan Footbridge A tiny planet image of the Govan Footbridge also known as the Swivelly Bridge. The bridge joins Govan and Partick in Glasgow and
Forth Bridge Walk A circular walk north over the Forth Road Bridge returning by train over the Forth Rail Bridge.
Jig of Slurs https://vimeo.com/1125978757?share=copy Jamie Laval playing Jig of Slurs by Pipe Major G.S. MacLellan
