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A long weekend on the scenic Argyll coast
Sharing some postcards and memories from a long weekend near Oban, Argyll.
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On finding hope and adventure in familiar landscapes
Before, repeating the same walk every weekend might have been many people’s definition of boredom. Now, the small green spaces on our doorstep provide calm in the chaos.
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Rethinking my relationship with photography in a pandemic
Collecting memories or taking photos for Instagram’s sake?
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What the term ‘slow travel’ means to me
I was asked at the start of the year to give a definition of slow travel to accompany an article. My definition is for a world where our phones are forever in our pockets.
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Colours and reflections from a small hill in Highland Perthshire
Words and pictures from a slow walk up a favourite hill in Perthshire, because autumn doesn’t feel like autumn to me unless I’ve spent a day in this place.
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What’s next for our slow travel project
The pandemic has forced us to embrace slow travel.
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The temptation to take photos
Why do we feel that anxiety, that desperation, to document?
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Hashtag Scotland: Our road trip on film
This Hashtag Scotland project has grown proverbial arms and legs! Initially, when tour guide Nicolas and I started talking, we saw it as a blogging project. Perhaps we’d publish a few posts on our websites, or take a few photos. Instead, we took a road trip over a long weekend in May to document what’s…
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Behind the lens at two of Scotland’s most popular places
The next blog in this series is finally here! Apologies for the delay — I got a bit distracted by summer weather and cycling the Fife Coastal Path. Anyway… In the introductory blog to the #HashtagScotland project, I mentioned that the writing I’d shared around social media and travel back in 2018 had led me to…
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