A week tomorrow and the Scotland's People Book will finally be released, so get your pre-orders in now!
It's packed with stories of people from Scottish history, allowing you to follow their trail to the real places those tales took place.
There's the lady who threw a stool which killed a king, a Glaswegian who ate his way to history, an Orcadian pirate with an embarrassing career and more.
William Wallace might be famous, but what about the Fighting Bishop who saved Fife with armour over his robes?
Ready for a Scottish horror story?
The high passes through the Angus Glens can be dangerous places in winter. By day, they're beautiful, sweeping landscapes but at night, said to be haunted by spirits of battles fought long ago.
Fear is a great motivator and he covered 5 miles to his family's camp in no time.
It was still the middle of the night, but they were already packing up to leave.
Reminder that 2027 calendars are up for sale now!
Get a wee dose of Scotland each month, with stories to go along with the pictures!
Order them here: scotlands-stories.myshopify.…
We don't carve pumpkins in Scotland, we carve neeps (turnips)!*
I think they look far scarier and that's what they're for, to ward off bad spirits, keeping us safe with their light.
*of course people do carve pumpkins too, but this is the real tradition.
Everybody, meet Maisie!
I've had a new Barketing Intern join the team, but it'll be a wee while until she's ready to come out exploring Scotland with me. Still, you can expect to see a lot more of her in the future!
Halloween is creeping closer, so it's time for a spooky storytelling night this Saturday on Zoom!
7pm UK time but don't worry if you can't come live, ticket holders will be sent a recording right after we're done!
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Grab a ticket for just £5 here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/scottish-…




