Scotland

The Ring of Brodgar is the third Neolithic monument that I am going to explore in my discussion of “The Heart of Neolithic Orkney.” If

This is the third in a series of five posts I am doing about a collection of Neolithic monuments that can be found in a

In this post, I will begin my examination of some of the monuments that make up “the Heart of Neolithic Orkney” with a look at

Skara Brae is only one of a remarkable collection of Neolithic sites that can be seen while touring the Orkney Islands of Scotland. During our

For centuries, the western coastline of Mainland, Orkney held a secret. It had been enveloped first by layers of sand, and then covered by grass.

When we decided to travel to the United Kingdom in 2016, I found I could barely contain my excitement. It was my first big international

Cawdor Castle is one of the most striking and well-preserved strongholds in Scotland, famed for its beautiful gardens as well as its supposed literary connection

After a long day of driving and exploring rural Scotland, Neil and I spent the night in the city of Inverness. Inverness is located on

After spending some time in Balquhidder Neil and I continued our drive to Inverness from Edinburgh. We had gotten caught up in the charm of

After spending a couple of days in Edinburgh, Neil and I drove to Inverness. We stopped at a few places along the way to see