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    In Memoriam of Sir Walter Scott: September 21st 2011…

     
    Hi everybody,
    Today is September 21st, the first day of the autumn season though here, in the south of France, it looks like a summer day, warm and sunny! I wonder what is the weather like in Scotland now…
    Is it as beautiful as it was, 179 years ago, in that quiet and beautiful corner of the [...]

    Save Abbotsford: Sir Walter Scott’s House in the Scottish Borders

     
    Hi everybody!
    Hope this article finds you well and enjoying life.
    We received a letter in reference with the restoration of Sir Walter Scott’s House in the Borders region of Scotland and thought it would be great to share its contents as it is a cause that is close to our heart.
    Samantha Hobrough is part [...]

    Melrose Abbey : a King, a Wizard and Sir Walter Scott’s Faithful Servant Buried There?

    While travelling all over Scotland we’ve discovered a great number of ruins and visited some of them, from the grandiose remains of castles, abbeys and churches, often set in dramatic landscapes, to the more modest and heartbreaking crofts and villages burnt during the infamous period of the Highlands evictions in the 18th and 19th centuries…

    We’ve [...]

    Magnificent Melrose Abbey …

    Hi Mairiuna! Delighted to read your last post    
       
    As we have not had the chance to visit this architectural gem by night, as suggested by Sir Walter Scott in his marvelous poem ” The Lay of the Last Minstrel”, this little video created with the photos we took while visiting the site will inspire a certain “sense of [...]

    Melrose Abbey: an Architectural Gem in the Scottish Borders

    Melrose Abbey is a religious, historical and architectural landmark in Scotland, one you must not miss when you visit the Scottish Borders, together with the three other very beautiful  Border abbeys : Dryburgh, Jedburgh and Kelso. They are in ruins but we love them all,  especially Melrose and Dryburgh where Sir Walter Scott is buried [...]