...snowdrops to bluebells
Since my last blog when the snowdrops cavorted in the March breeze, the daffodils have come and gone and now the woodlands ring out a...
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…our climate, where optimism is tempered with bleak certainty 😉
…our climate, where optimism is tempered with bleak certainty 😉 It’s the 1st March and another storm beckons with the prospect of more...
…our climate, where optimism is tempered with bleak certainty 😉
It’s the 1st March and another storm beckons with the prospect of more wind, snow and rain. This winter has been particularly wet and...
Glen Coe, UK equivalent to Route 66
The new year has started at pace with many bookings and inquiries as travellers shape/refine their Highlands and Islands adventure. ...
A new pontoon and wall to wall sunshine and more on the way!
The 2018 season has begun at pace fuelled by the longest unbroken period of sunshine on the west coast that I can remember. The best of...
...the quantity of raw spirits consumed by the ‘highlanders’ was incredible!
On Easter Weekend Elise and I took the early ferry to Islay and thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Harbour Inn, Bowmore, set perfectly by...
...stolen day in late November!
The natural world never fails to shock and amaze and David Attenborough’s current series of Blue Planet 2 is a perfect example. ...
Sex, Drugs and Rock n Roll
This was my first tour with Atlas Travel Solutions and my first time guiding to a group through the use of an interpreter. It was also...
Tiree...the Hawaii of the north!
Despite living in Argyll I always have this great sense of adventure boarding a Calmac ferry because the islands can be so different. We...
The beauty of Kiloron Bay and the tranquillity of Oronsay Priory
From Oban, Colonsay is about the same distance as Iona and Oronsay Priory is 2nd only to Iona Abbey in terms of early Christian...
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