Our Lady of Sorrows, South Uist

In a rural island landscape where kirks and chapels tend to be pretty little low-key buildings, one church breaks with … More

Was John Taylor Scotland’s oldest man… at 137

Perched above the tiny Scottish village of Leadhills is a cemetery. At first glance it is a perfectly ordinary rural … More

Searching Tentsmuir Forest, in Fife, for the remains of a wartime Polish Army Camp, I stumbled upon this enchanting, and … More

Established as RAF Shanwell during the second world war, this abandoned meteorological station located a short walk east from Lundin … More

A simple stone howff supported in part by a tree, this tiny refuge on Scotston Hill (NO 351405) probably dates … More

Spittal of Glenshee has long been a sanctuary for weary wanderers. The Scots word ‘spittal’ describes a hospice or shelter … More

Gateway to the Firth of Tay, the Fife town of Tayport has a long maritime history stretching back to the … More

Hidden away amongst the tall pines and rampant undergrowth of Tentsmuir Forest, in Fife, are the remains of a Polish … More

Affectionately known as the ‘Conshy’ due to its location on one of Dundee’s steepest streets – Constitution Road – the … More

Edinburgh Castle’s famous one o’clock gun is a popular tourist attraction, with lunchtime crowds gathering below the ramparts for the … More