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Red Point sits at the end of the road — literally. A single-track lane winds eight miles south from Gairloch through scattered crofting settlements before … Read more

Like most of the Highlands there are many faint and invisible traces of history scattered in and around the Shieldaig area. While more extensive documentation … Read more

Wester Ross gets into you whether you’re ready for it or not. Stand on a ridge above Loch Maree on a clear September morning, with … Read more

So there we wur, piled intae the van, headin up fae Edinburgh like some kind ay musical expedition. Mid-week October, brass monkeys, sky the colour … Read more

The site is divided by the old steading walls, converted building and historic sheep pens. Built using red Torridonian stone and believed to date back … Read more

The Poolewe Cèilidh Partnership (P.C.P.) is a group of volunteers who run a series of cèilidh dances throughout the summer each year to promote traditional music … Read more