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Skiing and Winter Sports
Skiing and Winter Sports (1)
More dry slopes can be found in Bearsden and a new indorr ski complex is up and running at Excape at teh Braehad Shopping Centre.
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The Edinburgh Dungeon
What is Edinburgh Dungeon? 500 years of Edinburgh's darkest and most gory history, 11 actor led shows and 2 scary… -
Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort, Scotland
OVERVIEW: Turnberry, an icon of Scottish hospitality and home of four Open Championships, has been treasured for more than a… -
Glamping in Scotland
“Glamping” otherwise know as luxury camping, is a new phenomenon that combines the luxury of a hotel suite with the… -
Quad Biking in Scotland
Quad bikes seem to have been invented for Scotland. Their size and agility on the Scottish terrain is ideal to… -
Off Road Driving Scotland, 4x4 off roading
Scotland offers the perfect environment for off-roading and 4x4 off-road driving. The terrain changes rapidly from rolling hills to bog… -
Caving and Potholing in Scotland
Caving is exciting, scary, dark and dirty, yet everyone who has been caving or potholing in Scotland swears by it.… -
Mountain Biking in Scotland
At the end of 2005 the USA-based International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA) named Scotland as the premier destination and ‘global… -
Scotland, the home of golf
Scotland has been voted the best golf destination 2009. It is recognised globally as the home of golf. The appeal…
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The Loony Dook at South Queensferry
The Loony Dook is a great way to start the New Year....It's in the name, the Loony Dook does just…
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What is a Munro
A Munro is a mountain in Scotland with a height over 3,000 ft (914.4 m). They are named after Sir…
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Angling in Scotland
Salmon Fishing There is superb salmon fishing to be found in many parts of Scotland. In recent years, many rivers…
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Skiing in Scotland
The Scottish Highlands are one of the few parts of the United Kingdom to have a number of ski resorts.…
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Mountains and hills and the Munro's of Scotland
Scotland is the most mountainous country in the United Kingdom. The area north and west of the Highland Boundary Fault…
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Hillwalking and Scrambling in Scotland
In the British Isles, especially in Scotland, the terms hillwalking or fellwalking are commonly used to describe the recreational outdoor…
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KA26 ONZ
Experience peace and tranquillity in the luxurious surroundings of this spectacular Scottish Baronial Castle. A member of the prestigious Relais & Châteaux Association, Glenapp Castle is set amid thirty six acres of magnificent gardens and woodland on the beautiful Ayrshire coast, just ninety minutes south of Glasgow.
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Turriff
Delgatie Castle is one of the most ancient and historic Scottish castles, set peacefully in its extensive grounds in the magnificent and unspoilt geographic tapestry of Scotland . It is situated three miles from Turriff, the site of the first skirmish in the civil war between the Covenanters and the Royalists in May 1639.
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Carnoustie
Carnoustie is simply a must play and should be part of every golfers Bucket List. Having hosted 7 Open Championships, anyone who’s anyone in golf has played Carnoustie. Whilst one of the world’s great courses it remain easy to book by accessing the online booking system and choosing any or all of the three courses. Golf has been played at Carnoustie since at least the 16th century so for golfers everywhere you cannot miss this experience.
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Skelmorlie
A secret hideaway in Skelmorlie, 5 miles from Largs. Furnished to a high specification, with all the facilities of a lovely home, a scenic view and the best the west coast of Scotland has to offer.
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Glasgow
The Riverside Museum: Scotland’s Museums of Transport and Travel is now open.
Glasgow’s well-loved Museum of Transport has relocated to this spectacular waterfront landmark that was designed by internationally-renowned architect, Zaha Hadid. The Riverside Museum is her first major public building in the UK.
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Interview with Helen from Sail Inverclyde. All about the Tall Ships Races 2011 Greenock leg, the events planned, travel arrangements and things to doin the west of Scotland
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Interview with Julie from Clyde Clippers, a ferry service on the clyde between Braehead and Glasgow.
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Finlaystone interviews with both the Chief MacMillan and the Head Ranger - David Finnis
While attending the Teddy Bears Picnic at Finlaystone on the 22nd of May 2011 we took the opportunity to interview both the Chief MacMillan and the Head Ranger - David FInnis. We talk to Clan Chief McMillan about the clan, the history of the estate and also talk to David about what Finlaystone offers.
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Interview with Stuart McMillan of SNP, Follow-up on what SNP win means for Scottish Tourism
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Interview with Fiona of the Tall Ships Races Lerwick 2011
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SNP wins Scottish Election, what does this mean for Tourism in Scotland?
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Interview with George Martin from Go-Go Bus
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Interview with Gino from Holiday Apartments in Edinburgh
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Interview with Jean Benson from Belle Vue Bed and Breakfast in Inverkip
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Interview with Natalie Candusso from Candusso Holiday Lets
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Interview 1 with Natalie Candusso from The Bankton House Hotel in Livingston
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