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Scotland's Summer Isles
6 May 2012:As a teenager Paul Webster spent a spectacular fortnight on the uninhabited island of Tanera Beag. Forty years later he returns to the Summer Isles
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20 Jun 2012:Just because the British weather is playing up doesn't mean you can't have a great holiday. Here are some of our favourite breaks that don't need the sun
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15 Jun 2012: Deborah Orr: So many live in Britain without ever visiting Mull or Jura or Staffa, but they can feel as close to paradise as anywhere in the world
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14 Jun 2012:
Country diary: South Uist: Tiny ducklings, stubby wings outstretched, stumble hurriedly to the far side while drivers spotting them at the last moment swerve around them
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8 Jun 2012:
Never mind secret garden, this pint-sized cottage owned by an architect and a sculptor is tucked away on a secret beach in a corner of Scotland packed with history, writes Rhiannon Batten
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3 Jun 2012: Over the past three years the number of "microhydro" applications has quadrupled, letting more people than ever generate and sell their own electricity. It's a vast and untapped natural resource – the only obstacle in its way, as Catherine Deveney discovers, is government red tape
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1 Jun 2012:
Hadrian's Wall will be lit up this weekend in one of many new projects along its length, including a £1m revamp of its museum, writes Jamie Lafferty
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30 May 2012: Country diary: Loch Ruthven: The water was still, not a breath of wind, with the reflections of the flanking birch trees dominant
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25 May 2012:
Spectacular remote settings, world-class performers – Mark Porter rounds up Scotland's best classical music festivals in this summer's calendar
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17 May 2012:
Country diary: South Uist: Though small, tormentil has great character with something infinitely cheering about its buttercup brightness in the most inhospitable of places
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17 May 2012:
Summer's gone on strike, but it's not all bad news. Snowboarders at Scotland's Cairngorm mountain resort are making the most of fresh powder on the slopes, especially at the snowboard park
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14 May 2012:
Ken Loach's new film The Angels' Share is one of the big contenders at Cannes. Will its star – Glaswegian binman Gary Maitland – finally give up the day job? by Catherine Shoard
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13 May 2012:
Well-worn mountain paths and tracks line much of this challenging route which climbs over the peaks of Beinn Eighe, including its two Munros (Scottish mountains higher than 3000ft) of Ruadh Stac Mor and Spidean Coire nan Clach
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11 May 2012:
Kate Edgley heads to the Highlands for a new retreat that strips life back to the simple pleasures of being creative in the midst of one of the UK's last great wildernesses
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6 May 2012:
A scenic coastal route from Edinburgh to Falkirk
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6 May 2012:
Kevin McKenna: My chums and I are heading for the hills to relive the hairy scary adventure of our youth
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