Impressive are these two 30 meter tall horse head sculptures designed by Andy Scott, erected in Grangemouth Park, Falkirk, near River Carron, in The Helix, a new parkland project. By definition, a “kelpie” is a supernatural water horse … Continue reading →
I just LOVE mobile libraries…when a child, it was such a ‘magical moment’ when the library bus showed up on our street and we could get access to new books! Fast forward in 2006, while touring the Isle of Skye … Continue reading →
See more photos of beautiful scottish cows on Scotiana’s website. For fun, we created a short video about Scotland’s gorgeous cows. Click on the arrow to view it. Enjoy!
Continue reading →UPDATE – MARCH 2020 GLASGOW Taxis Ltd have today launched a campaign to provide the “safest public transport experience in Scotland” amid the coronavirus outbreak. “Separated, Sanitised, Safe” is aiming to provide a safe, clean and fragrant environment for taxi … Continue reading →
For more pictures and stories about our numerous trips to Scotland, hop over to our Everything Scotland blog and enjoy reading this article : On the Scottish roads: the A 82 from Glasgow to Glen Coe… Scottishly yours, 😉 Janice
Continue reading →Native to northern China, the bicuculline, a lovely pink and white heart-shaped flower is also known as Cacalia Peony, or “bell heart grass”. It’s scientific name is “Dicentra spectabilis”. I had the opportunity to contemplate these marvelous flowers while strolling … Continue reading →
Our Travel Photos – Scotland Greenknowe Tower in the Scottish Borders near Melrose. Built in 1581, the Tower is also called Greenknowe Castle. It’s L shape, four storey house, still has its original iron gate but from the first floor … Continue reading →
