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Tourism Fare Thee Weel 2020
January 1, 2021in Tourism 0 Comments 0 Likes

Hogmanay Magic – Fare Well 2020

Happy New Year 2021.  No fireworks to end the previous year. Fine by me – I have never been a friend of noisy, smoky fireworks. Instead I’m absolutely mesmerised by

by Viola Lewis
Tourism STGA Guidelines for safer walking tours
September 13, 2020in Tourism 0 Comments 0 Likes

Additional Guidelines for Safer Walking Tours

We still have to be very careful as the number of people testing positive for Covid-19 in Scotland rises. However, RavingScotland is open for business and we have two more

by Viola Lewis
Tourism Wild about Shetland
August 30, 2020in Tourism 0 Comments 0 Likes

Wild about Shetland

End of August, autumn is coming and our Island Dream 2020 is coming to an end. Therefore we have a  special treat from the northernmost of the Scottish islands, Shetland.

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Tourism Orkney's crumbling cliffs (photograph by Marita Lueck)
August 16, 2020in Tourism 0 Comments 0 Likes

Finding Raymond, or a love letter to the Magic of the Orkney Isles – by Marita Lück

Better an honest mistake than icy perfection. Marita asked me to up-date her wonderful story and gives us a good reason to read it (again). Our Island Dream 2020 continues.

by Viola Lewis
Tourism tin whistle sunset
July 26, 2020in Tourism 0 Comments 2 Likes

Island Dream 2020 – tin whistle sunset

Sunday – time for reflection. I had planned to take you to Harris today, but remembered my unsuccessful attempt to buy a Sunday newspaper there on a Sunday, years ago.

by Viola Lewis
Tourism Ferry leaving Raasay
July 25, 2020in Tourism 0 Comments 0 Likes

Island Dream 2020 – Raasay

Perfect timing – this morning I read that pre-orders are now open for the historic, inaugural release of the Isle of Raasay Single Malt Scotch Whisky – here the link.

by Viola Lewis
Tourism sheep on Skye
July 24, 2020in Tourism 0 Comments 0 Likes

Island Dream 2020 – return to Skye

Here we are again on the Isle of Skye, where our Island Dream memories took us a couple of weeks ago. This time let’s look at a couple of less

by Viola Lewis
Tourism stormy Islay beach
July 22, 2020in Tourism 0 Comments 0 Likes

Island Dream 2020 – stay a little longer

Another way to make a journey sustainable is to stay a little longer – travel deeper. So let’s stay on the road to the Isles, around Mallaig. Whilst we were

by Viola Lewis
Tourism picture map of the small isles
July 21, 2020in Tourism 0 Comments 0 Likes

Island Dream 2020 – the Small Isles

Visible from the mainland enroute to the Mallaig Ferry terminal, Muck, Eigg, Rum and Canna lie southwest of the Isle of Skye. Each with their own individual character, collectively they

by Viola Lewis
Tourism Historic Map of West Coast of Scotland - H Moll
July 20, 2020in Tourism 0 Comments 0 Likes

Island Dream 2020 – double islands

What is a double island? In a nutshell, it is an island, which is reached by two or more ferries. Often we have a ‘mainland’ island and outlying islands. They

by Viola Lewis
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