Aurora borealis
Last week I visited Arivurichardich. To play a short film of my visit to Arivurichardich please click here or on the image above. Music credit: Royal Morning Blue by Damon … Continue reading Aurora borealis
Tag: Mountains
Glenlochsie Lodge: ‘Just a pile of rubble now’
1868 Ordnance Survey map: 1898 Ordnance Survey map: May 1903, Cairngorm Club: May 1903, Cairngorm Club: January 1912, Cairngorm Club: 2003: 2023:
Barravurich [the hill of the roaring]
Barravurich, Bridge of Orchy: 2 July 1856, Barravurich, death of Helen McNicol: 1870 Ordnance Survey map: 14 November 1885, Oban Times and Argyllshire Advertiser: 4 November 1887, Death of Peter … Continue reading Barravurich [the hill of the roaring]
Arivurichardich
1862 Ordnance Survey map: 22 September 1883, Stirling Reporter: 17 June 1949, Bridge of Allan Gazette: 9 September 1949, Boness Journal, Boy Scouts adventure: 1 November 1952, Bridge of Allan … Continue reading Arivurichardich
Old Days in Glen Lyon
1 September 1926, Dundee Courier: 3 August 1951, Perthshire Courier: 26 December 1951, Perthshire Courier:
A friend to friendship itself: Davie Glen
David Rioch Glen, 1909-1978. Sadly, I never met Davie [Davy] Glen but I heard some wonderful tales about him when I was researching the history of Jock’s Road, Glen Doll. … Continue reading A friend to friendship itself: Davie Glen
In The Shadow
This photograph of Pitoddrie House featured on the front page of the Press & Journal, 7 January 1933.
A Windy Height
The Pass of Drumochter (Druim Uachdair) meaning simply ‘high ridge’ is the only gap in the main Grampian Watershed suitable for vehicular traffic for almost 70 miles. Roy Military Map … Continue reading A Windy Height