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Header Slides

Today's header slides are of the striking west front of Galloway House near Garlieston in Galloway; and a view of the peaks of Quinag from above the bridge at Kylesku in Sutherland.

Clickable Map of Scotland

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In Focus

Wall The A6079 heads north from the A69 near Hexham before crossing the line of Hadrian's Wall near Chesters and continuing on through Chollerton towards its meeting with the A68. There are places along the route that command attention, but Wall, which you pass a mile south of the junction with the B6318, isn't really one of them. At the heart of Wall is an extensive village green largely surrounded by inward facing houses and cottages. ( More ...)

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On This Day

28 October 1562: Mary Queen of Scots and her half-brother James Stewart, 1st Earl of Moray, defeat George, the 4th Earl of Huntly at the Battle of Corrichie, near Aberdeen, to curtail his ambition and assauge Protestant concerns in Scotland. She goes on to sack Huntly Castle.

28 October 1794: The birth in West Lothian of Robert Liston, a pioneering and controversial surgeon who is widely considered to be the best of his era.

28 October 1854: The death in Dunkeld of Charles Edward Stuart, Count Roehenstart, the illegitimate son of the legitimised daughter of Charles Edward Stewart, better known as Bonnie Prince Charlie.

Featured Book

Book Cover Bloody Orkney by Ken Lussey (29 June 2021). Bloody Orkney is a fast-paced thriller set in Scotland during World War Two. It’s November 1942. Bob Sutherland, Monique Dubois and the Military Intelligence 11 team fly in to review security in Orkney, home to one of the most important and most heavily defended naval anchorages in the world. But an unidentified body has been found. It becomes clear that powerful men have things they’d rather keep hidden and MI11’s arrival threatens the status quo. Then Bob stumbles over a ghost from his past and things get far too personal.
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Scottish Resources

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