Foula coastal scenery

Foula Island, Shetland. At the Edge of Britain

Foula Island, Shetland is out in the vast blue of the North Atlantic, some twenty miles west of the Shetland Mainland, lies a remarkable sliver of rock and heather. Foula, whose name means “bird island” in Old Norse, is the most remote permanently inhabited island in the United Kingdom. Windswept, dramatic, and steeped in stories, …

The Singleton Distillery – A Highland Gem with Community Spirit the entrance way to the distillery

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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Munlochy Clootie Well Forestry Land Scotland notice Board

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.

Awakening the Uile Bheist: A New Era for Whisky & Beer in Inverness

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.