Back in January the Dude and I joined the Wee Adventures team for an adult adventure taster session near Aberfeldy. A morning of scrambling up through Weem woods, making new friends and admiring the view…
Posts tagged Perthshire
Pine Cone Point walk in Perthshire
Living in Scotland we feel extremely lucky to have so many options for walks and days out, without even leaving big tree country. With flat trails around lochs, plenty of small hills with cracking views…
Grown up’s with a taste for wee adventures
As we get older we tend to opt for the creature comforts, or the straightforward way of following trails through the woodland and maybe losing that edge we had twenty-something years ago that would whisper…
Munro bagging and why it’s not for me
Munro definition: a mountain in Scotland with a height over 3,000 feet (914.4 m) and there are 282 all there for the taking. A person who completes/conquers a munro is known to have ‘bagged’ it and…
A day out in Kenmore
One of the things about travelling around Scotland is that around each and every corner, under every stone there is even more history, a spectacular view or locals with tale to tell. Sometimes we can…
Tin Casting Workshop at the Scottish Crannog Centre
I am always on the look out for new places to visit, food and drink, walks and experiences and after a recent trip to Loch Tay I managed to seek out something rather special. Just…
Highland Safaris, Perthshire
Drive just seventeen miles west of Pitlochry, away from the busy A9, you reach the small village of Dull and although it is only a short drive away from Aberfeldy it still feels quite remote…
Birnam Hill
First of all, happy new year. I know we are more than two weeks in to 2018 but this is my first post of the year. The reason for this is, I have been a…
Loch Faskally & Pitlochry Dam Visitor Centre walk
At the beginning of this week when the sun was shining and it was a balmy 15°, the Dude and I decided we would go out for a walk. Looking through some of our walking…
Autumn at The Hermitage
I love autumn. The misty mornings, the damp air, the abundance of fungi in the woods and of course the fabulous colours as the leaves change. What I’m not a fan of is the clocks…