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Huntly Castle

And on we go to the next castle, Huntly Castle in Aberdeenshire, the former seat of one of medieval and Renaissance Scotland’s most powerful families, Clan Gordon, Earl of Huntly. Today Huntly Castle is a stunning ruin near Huntly, a pretty market to...

Balvenie Castle

Balvenie Castle, surrounded by the smell of Whisky in Dufftown. Built in the 12th century it became elegant lodging in the 15th century.

Hopeman

I said Good Bye to Aberdeen and boarded the bus and train to Inverness, where I picked up my rental car for the next ten days. My home for the next week was The Classroom” in Hopeman. A lovely seaside village along the coast of the Moray Firth, found...

Dunnottar Castle

After exploring Old Aberdeen and the beach (and my favourite Fittie) it was about time to go outside Aberdeen  – for her photoshoot Emma choose the wonderful Dunnottar Castle, about twenty minutes from Aberdeen, as the backdrop. The romantic ruin of...

Aberdeen Beach & Fittie

I continued my walk through Seaton Park. From the River Don to the Walled Garden and further up to Brig o’ Balgownie, the Bridge of Don. Brig o’ Balgownie The Bridge of Don is Scotland’s oldest medieval bridge, which dates back to 1286 and took a...

Aberdeen

Welcome to the new decade, the new roaring 20ies! But there are still a few things to look back in 2019. Like my few days in Aberdeen! It was about time to say goodbye to Galashiels and the Scottish Borders board the train Edinburgh and move up further...

Berwick upon Tweed

As I had to change buses at Berwick upon Tweed anyway I decided to explore the town a bit. Even so, it is surrounded by the Scottish Borders. Berwick upon Tween is actually the most northern town in England. It used to be Scottish but during a turbulen...

Eyemouth

On my last day in the Scottish Borders, I boarded another bus and drove about 2 hours towards the coastline to Eyemouth – a tip I got from Ruth, who I had photographed at Scott´s View. I originally had planned to go to St. Abbs, but that was even fu...

Peebles

On my way back from Rosslyn Chapel to Galashiels, I made a little stop in Peeples, a lovely town in the Scottish Borders. Originally a market town Peebles played an important role in the woollen industry of the Borders during the 19th and early-20th ce...