Scotland-- Welcome to my homeland
Walk in the footsteps of William Wallace. Fall back in time to the times of the great clans . Cross to the wonderful islands where the wildlife is abundant. Every highland town has great history.
Why not visit the birthplace of the great Scottish poet Robert Burns.
Great country for walkers. Great long footpaths where ancient droovers took their sheep along.
Take the West Highland line.One of the great train journeys of the World awaits you.
Walk in the footsteps of William Wallace. Fall back in time to the times of the great clans . Cross to the wonderful islands where the wildlife is abundant. Every highland town has great history.
Why not visit the birthplace of the great Scottish poet Robert Burns.
Great country for walkers. Great long footpaths where ancient droovers took their sheep along.
Take the West Highland line.One of the great train journeys of the World awaits you.
Hope you can join me on my journeys north
Travel planning --Let me plan your next itinerary
Contact douglasbaird3gmail.com
Contact douglasbaird3gmail.com
Please join me as I go back in history
Every weekend we will be taking roadtrips around Scotland.
BONNIE SCOTLAND
Scotland is the country of my birth.
Scotland is where I stay
and Scotland is where I will die.
Scotland is the country of my birth.
Scotland is where I stay
and Scotland is where I will die.
The Cobbler --Ben Arthur
As a amateur photographer there is nothing better than heading out early to one of many lochs close to my home and taking snap after snap of the beautiful scenery. Loch Lomond is just under an hour.
Ben Lomond
Scotland is one of the world’s top destinations for freshwater and sea angling, with world-class fishing available across the country throughout the year. So if you’re chasing the ‘king of fish’, the Atlantic salmon, or you prefer the hard fighting monster pike or giant common skate, Scotland has you covered.
Scotland is known for its whisky but it wasn't “invented” here.
It came from Ancient Greece.They distilled it in 1800`s.
The word “whisky” -- Old Irish uisce beatha, which translates to “the water of life.”
Scotland is known for its whisky but it wasn't “invented” here.
It came from Ancient Greece.They distilled it in 1800`s.
The word “whisky” -- Old Irish uisce beatha, which translates to “the water of life.”
Three Forth bridges
Festivals of Scotland
Stonehaven Fireball Festival
All tourists love taking a tartan scarf home and the adventurous a kilt.
Beware most souvenir stores offer only thin kilts. If you really want a real kilt it will cost you three hundred to four hundred pounds.
Beware most souvenir stores offer only thin kilts. If you really want a real kilt it will cost you three hundred to four hundred pounds.
Up Helly AA --Viking celebration in Lerwick
Siubhail na h-Alba Blogger Dougie Baird`s treòraiche, gus ar planaid.
Clouds hugging the mountains around Loch Lomond
Tighnabruaich
Helensburgh--My favorite place to chill
Walking on the hills of Scotland
Well that's my Scotland. Feel free to contact me and ask how to plan your trip. I have over 300 pages all about my country.
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