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The Merlin’s Trail: a new thematic Trail in Scotland…

Scotiana Posted on September 30, 2024 by MAJAOctober 14, 2024

Whether you are a great lover of nature, authors and books, films, castles, whiskies, historical subjects or whatever your tastes you can be sure to find in Scotland a thematic trail about your favourite author or subject. Of course you can create your own itinerary as we’ve done in our previous trips in Scotland, but what I’ve discovered quite recently … Continue reading →

Posted in Celtic Culture, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Folk Tales & Mysteries, History, Prehistoric sites, Scottish Graveyards | Tagged alistair moffat, archeological digs in the Scottish Borders, Evidence of Merlin in the Dark Age video, great Scottish archeological sites, King Arthur, M. Mackintosh by Robin Crichton, Merlin the Enchanter, Moffat Museum, On the Trail of Merlin in the Dark Age by Robin Crichton, Robin Crichton creator of the Merlin Trail, Scotland's Merlin by Tim Clarkson, St Cuthbert's Trail in the South of Scotland and North of England, stained-glass window of Kentigern and Merlin in Stobo Kirk near Peebles, The Arthurian legend, The History of the Kings of Britain by Geoffrey of Monmouth, The Merlin Trail in the South of Scotland, To the Island of Tides: A Journey to Lindisfarne by Alistair Moffat, Traquair House | Leave a reply

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