Dunnottar Castle: Dark Deeds and Desperate Defences
Dunnottar Castle clings to the wind-scoured cliffs south of Stonehaven, where the air feels thick...
Read MoreMar 1, 2026 | Corrichie, Covenanters, Dark History, Dunnottar Castle, Edward I King of England, Haunted Castle, Honours of Scotland, Mary Queen of Scots, Picts, Scottish Wars of Independence, Stirling Bridge, Uncategorized, Vikings, William Wallace
Dunnottar Castle clings to the wind-scoured cliffs south of Stonehaven, where the air feels thick...
Read MoreDec 18, 2025 | Burghead, Christianity, Dal Riatan Scots or Gaels, Forteviot, Kenneth MacAlpin, Nigg, Peoples, Picts, Portmahomack, Pre-Christian Belief, Rhynie, Rosemarkie, Saint Columba, Scone, Shandwick, Tap o' Noth, Vikings, Well Worship
My first encounter with the Picts came, as a child, when I went to see Sueno’s Stone on the...
Read MoreNov 30, 2025 | Honours of Scotland, Stone of Destiny, Symbols of Scotland, Thistle, Unicorn
The symbols of Scotland are not merely emblems. At the heart of a nation lies its people. So what...
Read MoreNov 28, 2025 | Myths and Legends, Saint Andrew
Saint Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland. On the 30th of November every year, tales are told...
Read MoreSep 28, 2025 | Dal Riatan Scots or Gaels, Kenneth MacAlpin, Picts, Scone
Kenneth MacAlpin, or Cináed mac Ailpín as he was called in his native tongue, sat watching the...
Read MoreAug 8, 2025 | Angus, Bride, Cailleach, Dragons, Fionn mac Cumhaill, Henge, Michael Scott, Myths and Legends, Neolithic, Picts
When people think of dragons, wyrms aren’t the first thing that generally comes to mind. Rebecca...
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