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Under the stars

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Dun Dornaigil in Strathmore

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Balnakeil Chapel in Sutherland

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Clachtoll broch

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The Bone Caves of Inchnadamph

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Bronze Age cairns in Kilmartin Glen

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Craig Phadrig and its kings

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Winter trees in Glen Roy

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From the River Awe to Loch Etive

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Calanais

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A walk to St Columba’s Bay

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  • Clan MacThomas and the Clach na Coileach

    March 30, 2015 /

    Four dead men and a sackful of live chickens… I'm just waiting for someone to suggest foul play!

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    March 21, 2015 /

    There's something about old bridges, especially when they are left marooned in the past, like this one in Glen Kinglas. And a hermit who lived here? What more do you need?

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  • Castlerigg: out on the wild and windy moors

    March 9, 2015 /

    What on Earth went on here 5,000 years ago? The stones aren't going to tell us, but they might well be attracting - or emitting - some kind of energy of their own!

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