Springtime Freedom on the Spey: A Folding Kayak’s Maiden Voyage
Paddling the River Spey in Springtime – A First Adventure with the TRAK Kayak
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The Singleton Distillery – A Highland Gem with Community Spirit
A visit to The Singleton Distillery in Muir of Ord, Glen Ord – a Highland gem with a rich past and a true community heart. Built on the site of ancient illicit stills, it’s one of the few distilleries in Scotland still doing its own mashing. The visitor centre is a delight – comfy, spacious, and a gathering place for locals during the quieter months. From fascinating whisky-making tours to cosy chats over lunch, it’s a must-visit for anyone exploring the Highlands. Slàinte! 🥃
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Life on the River: Campsites, Wildlife, and Daily Routines
Life on the River: Campsites, Wildlife, and Daily Routines. Discover the rhythm of paddling the Yukon, from camp setup to wildlife encounters
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The Clootie Well of Munlochy: Sacred Rags, Forest Paths, and Ancient Magic
Hidden in a quiet fold of the Black Isle, the Clootie Well of Munlochy is no ordinary woodland spring. With trees draped in weathered cloth and curious offerings, this sacred place carries the echoes of an ancient world where healing, hope, and spiritual belief intertwined. Long before Christianity arrived, people made pilgrimages to such wells, seeking cures through rituals now barely remembered — but still practised, in curious modern forms, to this day.
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Neurodiversity in the Outdoor Sector: A Surprising Over representation
Neurodiversity in the Outdoor Sector: A Surprising Overrepresentation For over 30 years, I have worked in the outdoor sector in various roles—countryside ranger, wildlife guide, kayak guide, international mountain leader, wildlife trust manager, outdoor first aid instructor, and environmental educator. As someone with dyslexia, I have often wondered if the outdoor sector attracts more neurodivergent individuals …
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Awakening the Uile Bheist: A New Era for Whisky & Beer in Inverness
Awakening the Uile Bheist: A New Era for Whisky & Beer in Inverness – Discover Uile Bheist’s craft beer, whisky, and sustainability story and prepared for your tour.
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20 Surprising Things You Never Expect in the Philippines
20 Surprising Things You Never Expect in the Philippines – From toilet paper rules to 3-in-1 coffee, here’s what shocks first-time visitors!
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The Truth About the Whale Shark Experience in Oslob Philippines
The Truth About the Whale Shark Experience in Oslob, Philippines – A thrilling yet controversial encounter with these gentle giants. Learn what to expect, the ethics behind the experience, and essential tips for your visit.
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The Ultimate Guide to Sea Turtles in the Philippines
Ultimate Guide to Sea Turtles in the Philippines
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The Truth About Mount Tapyas: Are There Really 721 Steps?
Mount Tapyas, How many steps? That’s the question every visitor asks before taking on the climb. The journey starts in Coron Town, on the street named after the mountain. That is the clue. Just off the main road near the municipal gym, the entrance is well-marked, and the concrete staircase leading up the hill is visible from a distance. This is where the challenge begins.
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