Scotland Unplugged

30/11/2025

Happy St Andrew's Day - St Andrew and the Scottish Flag

28/11/2025

Why you should go to Edinburgh's Calton Hill

27/11/2025

Getting ready to watch on Landward and thinking if him and The Hoof GP don’t stop appearing in TV I’m going to have to rob a bank or something, just to catch up. 😅

26/11/2025

Why Edinburgh is Jekyll and Hyde

24/11/2025

Not long now! Loved working on another book with The Hoof GP. Can you name the three characters on the cover?? 🧐

Can you name the 3 “characters” on my new books cover?????

I’ve LOVED writing this book with my brother Robert …. Although you may never look at me the same way again once you’ve read it 🫣😂😂🤣🤣

Scotland Unplugged

23/11/2025

St Andrew and the Scottish Flag

20/11/2025

Canongate Kirk, Edinburgh

19/11/2025

The Duke's Pass - Scotland's greatest driving road?

18/11/2025

Did you know Loch Katrine is regarded as the birthplace of Scottish tourism? In the 1780s, Lady Drummond, the local landowner built wicker huts to allow tourists, artists and writers to shelter from the elements while taking in the views.

Later, inspired by the landscape and the history here, Walter Scott wrote the Lady of the Lake and Rob Roy, boosting tourism further.

And now, you can visit a three story viewing platform, on the spot where Roderick Dhu, Rob’s accomplice is said to have warned him of the impending approach of redcoats. Here you can see the views that inspired all those artists and writers.