Perthshire: The Gateway to Adventure
Perthshire's got an adventure for every taste – we sent one writer to try some of them out, on a day with everything from scenic hilltops to white water rafting
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Perthshire's got an adventure for every taste – we sent one writer to try some of them out, on a day with everything from scenic hilltops to white water rafting
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Thank you for signing up to our Sunday Post newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up In a little wooden shack, a light breeze tinkling its wind chimes and tousling tea bushes nearby, Islay man Les Wilson sips fine China tea served with simple ceremony in tiny cups. But the award-winning writer and documentary maker is not in China. He is closer to Perth than Peking. Les is at the Windy Hollow Tea Estate, just north of Scotland’s Ochil Hills, where artisan tea producer Monica Griesbaum makes tea so good she is selling it to the Chinese.
Scotland is entering its first weekend this year with Level 3 lockdown restrictions. This means that shops, restaurants, and cafes will all be reopened, and along with an easing of travel restrictions, it means that families can go and explore the great outdoors over the May Bank Holiday weekend. So, to celebrate the easing of restrictions, Fiona Russell gives us guide to the best of outdoor fun for families in Scotland. 1. Stand Up Paddleboarding SUP for short is a fast-growing outdoor activity and is ideal for all the family. You need to be able to swim but apart from that, the lar...
Scotland is entering its first weekend this year with Level 3 lockdown restrictions. This means that shops, restaurants, and cafes will all be reopened, and along with an easing of travel restrictions, it means that families can go and explore the great outdoors over the May Bank Holiday weekend. So, to celebrate the easing of restrictions, Fiona Russell gives us guide to the best of outdoor fun for families in Scotland. 1. Stand Up Paddleboarding SUP for short is a fast-growing outdoor activity and is ideal for all the family. You need to be able to swim but apart from that, the lar...