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Past articles by Susan:

Steven Cree: The actor on Outlander and his on-screen Scots accent

EXPECT to see a lot of Steven Cree in the coming months. The Kilmarnock-born actor has been a busy man this past year, flying between Scotland,… → Read More

Stuart Cosgrove on his love for Kinross Beach in Sri Lanka

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James Cosmo: Actor shares his favourite fly-fishing spots

FLY-FISHING ADVENTURES Where is it? Any trout stream away from people and in the middle of nature. Since I was a small boy, I have gone fly fishing. I have fished in many places around the world, including Canada, the US and New Zealand. I fished the Clyde at Hyndford Bridge [near Lanark] for many years and that is one of my favourite places. When people say “the Clyde” you immediately think of… → Read More

Scotland's best outdoor podcasts to inspire adventure

IF you are pondering your next big adventure, then we have plenty of inspiration. → Read More

Steve Byrne: Musician shares his love for Glen Esk in Angus

Where is it? → Read More

From UFO fever to ultra-low-rise jeans – welcome to Y2K 2.0

CAST your mind back to last autumn. At the time, two headlines caught my eye: the first was that a dedicated team at Nasa had commenced work on… → Read More

Lesley Kara: Author shares her love for Snape in Suffolk

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Dinosaur with Stephen Fry on Channel 5

What’s the story? → Read More

Scotland’s railway heritage: A tour of tracks, trains and tunnels

WHEN it comes to Scottish history, railway heritage is a fascinating track to follow. From the advent of steam locomotives to the golden age of… → Read More

Feel like Groundhog Day? That's because it is ...

IT is Groundhog Day. By that, I don’t mean the purgatory of living the same 24 hours over and over (although middle age can feel a bit like that… → Read More

Capercaillie's Donald Shaw on his love for Ben Cruachan and Loch Awe

DONALD SHAW, MUSICIAN AND CELTIC CONNECTIONS CREATIVE PRODUCER → Read More

Nature writer Jim Crumley on his love of Ben Ledi

Where is it? Ben Ledi and its surrounding landscape, near Callander, in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. If you travel towards the Highlands from Stirling, it is the first of all the mountains, and the next piece of good arable ground as you go north is in Orkney. If you leave the Highlands by the same route, it is the last of all the mountains, beyond which life is never quite the… → Read More

East Neuk: Author Lisa Ballantyne on the joy of Fife beauty spot

Where is it? A caravan owned by my mum and dad on the East Neuk of Fife coastline, metres from the sea, looking straight onto the Isle of May. Why do you go there? To write. I have written large parts of most of my novels there. I go to escape, to eat fresh crab and chocolate-covered raisins, to spend hours watching the sea change and fishermen in small boats tending lobster pots. I watch herons… → Read More

Iain Glen on The Rig: 'There was the odd mishap. I fell off a crane'

IAIN Glen is telling a story about a hairy moment while filming The Rig, the much-anticipated sci-fi thriller set on a North Sea oil platform –… → Read More

TV: How to avoid the pitfalls of Christmas remote control wars

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Edith Bowman on her love for Anstruther

Where is it? I’d say home, but that’s not necessarily a geographical thing; it’s about the people that are there. Going back to Anstruther in Fife is always special. Why do you go there? I grew up there but left when I was 18. To be honest, I couldn’t wait to leave as I was bored living there as a teenager. I knew I needed to go and explore and find myself. But I love nothing better than going… → Read More

Pickled onions and cheesy romcoms. What's not to like?

“ALL set for Christmas?” As questions go, there are few that strike fear deep into the heart quite like this one. It’s up there with “Have… → Read More

Two Doors Down Christmas special 2022: Everything you need to know

GENTLY falling snow, unexpected generosity and high jinks over a lost item are among the cheer and calamity packed into the Christmas special of the… → Read More

Glasgow star Dawn Steele talks about her role in BBC's Granite Harbour

IT is fair to say that Dawn Steele is a straight talker. Whether extolling the joys of cold-water swimming or discussing how having a stroke in her… → Read More

Predators: Tom Hardy narrates new Sky Nature series

What’s the story? → Read More