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The route of sacred sites in Scotland: Inchmahome Priory…

Nothing delights us more in Scotland than coming across a picturesque old castle or a ruined abbey, whose mere presence in a wild and isolated landscape or its changing reflections on the quiet waters of a loch invite us to approach and find out more…

Today, in memory of our beloved daughter who was a […]

Findhorn’s Canadian Heart: From Guelph to Moray, with Love

Dorothy Maclean (1920–2020): The Canadian Heart of Findhorn

Dorothy Maclean was born in Guelph, Ontario, and earned a B.A. from the University of Western Ontario. During World War II she worked with British Security Coordination in New York, later serving in Panama, where she married John Wood. The marriage ended in 1951.

Discover the finest corners of Scotland: St Mary’s Loch…

Why not take advantage of the summer season to discover some of the finest corners of Scotland? It’s not too hot there and that’s no small advantage though La belle Alba is worth visiting at any time.

Why “St Mary’s Loch”, you may ask… now I will tell you.

Our Scottish photo albums are full […]

Scotland’s Mythical Unicorn on Postage Stamps

Bonjour Dear Friends!

Have you ever felt the quiet thrill of holding a piece of history in your hands, one that carries both myth and meaning?

That’s exactly how I felt when I added a Scottish unicorn postage stamp to my collection!

Unicorns began appearing on postage […]

From a mysterious ring to a Pictish Stone in Cromarty…

 

There are so many fascinating stories about Scotland that I never know which subject to choose for my next post! I was still thinking about it when, a few days ago, a very interesting article caught my attention. It had been published in March 2025 by Hector Mackenzie in The Inverness Courier and was […]