Five unusual things to do in Comrie

These unusual activities offer a different perspective on Comrie and its surroundings. These ideas could provide a memorable experience for those looking to go a little off the beaten path! The Earthquake House The UK is not known for tremors, but there is a reason behind Comrie’s nickname “The Shaky Toun”. In fact, this town…

Top Places to Visit in Killin

I hope everyone is looking forward to Christmas! Now that the festive season has arrived, why not consider exploring some amazing places in Killin. Some fantastic attractions sites and hidden gems to explore include Finlarig Castle Ruins, Breadalbane Folklore Centre, or the Falls of Dochart; or why not enjoy an amazing experience with Eternal Mountain,…

Drummond gardens

Top Places to Visit in Crieff

I hope everyone is enjoying the winter season. Now that the Christmas holiday is around the corner, why not consider exploring some amazing places in Crieff. Crieff (which originates from the Gaelic word “tree”), is a town famous for its whisky and cattle droving history. One of the most famous cattle-rustlers Rob Roy MacGregor travelled…

Battle of Homildon Hill 1402

In the next chapter of the Scottish History series, we take a look at the Battle of Homildon Hill in 1402. During the time leading to the repudiation of the Truce of Leulinghem, both Kingdoms began to raid the other. On 22 June 1402, a small force backed by the Scots government, returning from one such…

The Battle of Alford

In the next chapter of the Scottish History series, we take a look at the Battle of Alford 1645. During the Summer of 1644 James Graham, Marquis of Montrose waged a successful campaign in Scotland on behalf of King Charles I. The Scottish Government was controlled by Covenanters who had fought the King over his…

Summer Holiday in Scotland 2021

What would a summer holiday in Scotland look like, now in 2021? For one, the days are much longer and you can enjoy being outdoors until 8 pm, which gives you more time to explore. Secondly, the weather is warm which means it is the perfect time for outdoor activities! Here are a few ideas…

The Battle of Harlaw

In the next chapter of the Scottish history series we take a look at the battle of Harlaw (1411) which was fought between English backed Highlander forces under Donald of Islay, and a Lowland army led by Alexander Stewart, Earl of Mar. The battle saved Aberdeen from being sacked and checked the expansionist policies of…