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Header Slides

Today's header slides are of the unusually complete Aikey Brae Stone Circle on Parkhouse Hill in Aberdeenshire; and a view of the fascinating Kinneil House in Bo'ness, seen through its gateposts.

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In Focus

Inveraray Castle Inveraray Castle stands in extensive grounds to the north of the town of Inveraray, close to where the River Aray flows into Loch Shira. It is a magnificent chateau whose striking symmetry and conical roofed towers ensure it would look just as much at home in the Loire Valley as it does in Argyll. The story of Inveraray Castle is inseparable from the story of the Campbells of Lochawe, Chiefs of Clan Campbell since the end of the 1200s. ( More ...)

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On This Day

12 November 1094: Duncan II is killed at Battle of Monthechin, near Kincardine. Donald III and Edmund return to the throne.

13 November 1093: Malcolm Canmore, is killed, along with his eldest son by Margaret, in yet another raid on Northumbria.

13 November 1715: At the Battle of Sheriffmuir near Dunblane the Jacobite army under the Earl of Mar is prevented from taking southern Scotland by a much smaller government force.

Featured Book

Book Cover Bridge of Sighs by Ken Lussey (14 July 2026). A fast-paced contemporary murder mystery set in Edinburgh and northern Scotland. In a chilling echo of an event five decades earlier, a light aircraft takes off from a small Scottish airfield and doesn’t return. Meanwhile, someone is trying to prevent the development of the of the Sutherland Viking Haven near Kylesku. Who? And are they also damaging the vehicles of irresponsible users of the North Coast 500? Events take a very sinister turn when a body is found in a burned-out shop in Inverness. And then there’s another killing.
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Scottish Resources

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