Shetland Museum and Archives, Lerwick
July 2, 2019
PHeymont found the museum an excellent way to get an overall view as a start to your time in Shetland
PHeymont found the museum an excellent way to get an overall view as a start to your time in Shetland
PHeymont visits Scotland’s fascinating and diverse National Museum. Like the Smithsonian, it’s a “nation’s attic.”
Just off the end of Shetland’s main airport, Jarlshof shows signs of life in the Stone, Bronze and Iron ages as well as Pictish, Viking and Scottish peoples
How can you increase your enjoyment of a stay in beautiful Scotland? By relaxing and rejuvenating in a hot tub while enjoying the view. Read more (sponsored content)
Edinburgh’s Council has approved a £2 a night fee, and is waiting for an okay from Scotland’s Parliament.
Edinburgh’s Council has asked for powers to levy a ‘bed tax’ to support the city’s infrastructure.
GarryRF shares an unusual historic and scenic spot.
Ian Cook shares a visit to an interesting structure from Scotland. Built on the site of an old castle after the Jacobite uprising, the Ruthven Barricks are imposing and offers wonderful panoramic views!
Like a scene from the set of the Lord of the Rings, Carrbridge is memorable. It is the oldest stone bridge in the Scottish Highllands.
Ian Cook shares a detailed history of the story of the Massacre in Glencoe Scotland, whose monument we visit in our Pic of the Day.
PHeymont found the museum an excellent way to get an overall view as a start to your time in Shetland
PHeymont visits Scotland’s fascinating and diverse National Museum. Like the Smithsonian, it’s a “nation’s attic.”
Just off the end of Shetland’s main airport, Jarlshof shows signs of life in the Stone, Bronze and Iron ages as well as Pictish, Viking and Scottish peoples
How can you increase your enjoyment of a stay in beautiful Scotland? By relaxing and rejuvenating in a hot tub while enjoying the view. Read more (sponsored content)
Edinburgh’s Council has approved a £2 a night fee, and is waiting for an okay from Scotland’s Parliament.
Edinburgh’s Council has asked for powers to levy a ‘bed tax’ to support the city’s infrastructure.
Ian Cook shares a visit to an interesting structure from Scotland. Built on the site of an old castle after the Jacobite uprising, the Ruthven Barricks are imposing and offers wonderful panoramic views!
Like a scene from the set of the Lord of the Rings, Carrbridge is memorable. It is the oldest stone bridge in the Scottish Highllands.
Ian Cook shares a detailed history of the story of the Massacre in Glencoe Scotland, whose monument we visit in our Pic of the Day.