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Chance to own stunning £800k Fife home below iconic Forth Bridge - Vimarsana News

Chance to own stunning £800k Fife home below iconic Forth Bridge

The stunning home below the iconic Forth Bridge has uninterrupted views across the Firth of Forth from almost every room.

Kevin Sinfield announces new MND charities ultra-marathon challenge - Vimarsana News

Kevin Sinfield announces new MND charities ultra-marathon challenge

The ex-Leeds Rhinos star says he will run seven ultra-marathons in seven days in seven cities.

Source: yahoo.com
Mortimer Trail given new lease of life by reinvigorators - Vimarsana News

Mortimer Trail given new lease of life by reinvigorators

Mortimer Trail, which runs along the high ridges between Kington and Ludlow, has been brought back to life by the Mortimer Trail reinvigoration team.

What's in Annika's library: Sir Walter Scott's deep cuts - Vimarsana News

What's in Annika's library: Sir Walter Scott's deep cuts

As the case unfolds, Annika is still deciding whether to tell Michael he is Morgan’s father. Her monologue this week shouts out Sir Walter Scott’s literary canon, as he was a resident of Edinburgh. Annika discusses Waverly, his lesser-known first novel, as a story Michael shouldn’t read. Annika then tells the audience Waverly is set during the civil war and the hero of the novel is an English soldier who meets a romantic revolutionary who messes up his home life. Waverley’s plot is a lot longer than last week’s sea monster ballad, so let’s dig into the missing context.

Source: wgbh.org
The week in pictures: Scotland — October 14, 2023 - Vimarsana News

The week in pictures: Scotland — October 14, 2023

People fled their homes and transport was disrupted as a month of rain fell in a weekend, with rural Argyll suffering the worst of the deluge. The Met Offic