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The Green Welly Stop Online Blog (Free subscription) | 17/11/2009
Hello all! It's been a while since I had a chance to Blog. The main tourist season is in the past, and I must admit that it has been a busy November so far, with lots of folk on the road. In particular, the coach companies are busy with their Turkey & Tinsel tours, so there are customers walking around in Santa hats! It's personally a bit early for me to even think about Christmas decorations,...
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SuperJam Blog (Free subscription) | 03/11/2009
Throughout November and December, i'll be sharing the story of how SuperJam grew from my Gran's kitchen to the supermarket shelves. You'll be able to come along and hear me speak at the following places: Friday 6th Nov - Swindon: New College, 12pm-3pm Tuesday 10th Nov - Aberdeen: Robert Gordon University (The Lemon Tree, 6.30pm) Students only. Tuesday 17th Nov - Middlesbrough: The King's Academy, 12pm-3pm...
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Musings and Marketeerings (Free subscription) | 01/11/2009
When you’ve been called mad by Iain Banks, you know you’re in for an interesting holiday. And after a week of – well, weather – on the Isle of Mull, I’m beginning to think Banksy had the right of it. Mull is beautiful – glacier-carved rocky severity shrugging its way out of blankets of rich autumnal colour. Cloud lifts in wisps from the mountaintops – they...
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Travel. Eat. Drink. Stuff. (Free subscription) | 28/10/2009
It was about a year ago that I was walking around Covent Garden looking for the old Cadenhead shop. I discovered they had just moved (to 26 Chiltern Street in the West End). I found it and was welcomed with the warming sight of whisky. WM Cadenhead is Scotland's oldest independent bottler (established in 1842). They've been doing this for long enough and have survived the ups and downs in scotch popularity...
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The Galloping Gardener (Free subscription) | 04/10/2009
And now for those glorious Scottish gardens - I'm lucky to have friends in Mull, so my wanderings have taken me north on various occasions and the gardens in Scotland are quite spectacular in the autumn. Torosay Castle and Gardens (above) is worth making a special trip to see - you catch the ferry in Oban (make sure you book in the summer months, because Mull is very popular), and arrive 40 minutes...
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Southern Hebrides Blog (Free subscription) | 30/09/2009
Tobermory Distillery late 1800s Alfred Barnard made an epic journey with some friends in the late 1800s and visited working whisky distilleries in Scotland, Ireland and England. About his journey and distillery visits he wrote a book called ’The Whisky Distilleries of the United Kingdom’, describing in great detail and wonderful style the distilleries of that era. It’s a fascinating...
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Linda & Andrew (Free subscription) | 03/09/2009
Our summer holiday this year was much anticipated and we headed off for a couple of weeks on the west coast of one of THE most beautiful countries in the world, Scotland! Our main location for the first week being Tobermory on the enchanting Isle of Mull. There's something very exciting and very calming about driving North. All too often I have to turn right when I reach the M6 motorway and drive down...
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Photographs from a Small Island (Free subscription) | 14/08/2009
A couple of months ago I had the chance to visit the Isle of Mull on the west coast os Scotland. The drive from Glasgow is wonderful with spectacular scenery. I stayed just north of Oban in a small place called Connel. Grove House was the best bed and breakfast I have stayed in. Karen made me feel so welcome, a true home from home. Every detail had been attended to and the room was comfortable. The...
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Tour Scotland (Free subscription) | 10/08/2009
Tour Scotland Laurel Tree Taynuilt Argyll Holiday Lodge . These truly excellent Scandinavian style lodges, 30 metres above the River Awe and just half a mile from the Bridge of Awe have unspoilt views of the river and surrounding mountain scenery. Graded as 5 star holiday accommodation by STB, they are only 14 miles from the bustling harbour town of Oban, the Gateway to the Isles, and just 2 miles...
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Tour Scotland (Free subscription) | 08/08/2009
Tour Scotland Glenforsa Isle of Mull Oban and Argyll Holiday Cottage . Offering panoramic views of the Sound of Mull and Ardnamurchan peninsula, this modern, architect-designed detached house is situated in large woodland gardens. Faoileann Ghlas, in a perfect location by the shore, provides stylish facilities and commitment to the highest standards which combine to create an exceptional holiday experience....
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Daily Express (Free subscription) | 07/08/2009
SCOTTISH cuisine doesn't always enjoy the best of reputations however, as TOM FULLERTON found on his trip to Mull, when the world's finest ingredients are cooked simply and well, the results are sensationalwarm welcome: Tobermory is home to the Highland Cottage where Dave and Jo, inset, offer splendid hospitality and some of the finest food in Scotland
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Cottages Scotland (Free subscription) | 06/08/2009
Ardnamurchan Lighthouse, Scotland, West Coast. Superb day sailing in June 2009, with Captain Jack, George, Doug, Derek, Eric and my son, Gary on the West coast of Scotland. I've got to admit that travelling to Ardnamurchan by car is a very, very long way, but by yacht it's a brilliant journey! We had a great day leaving Bunessan on the Isle of Mull to sail past Staffa and lunch at Sanna Bay to the...
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The News From Scotland (Free subscription) | 21/07/2009
If you don’t want your kids to get wet, don’t bring them to the beach. It’s a simple enough rule, but Lisa and I tend to forget it. We’d been in Tobermory for the day. Tobermory is the largest city on the Isle of Mull boasting roughly 10,000 inhabitants. It’s a lovely little town perched on the edge of the water, complete with the row of multi-colored buildings that line...
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Tobermory Population
Sorry, but Tob's population is only some 700 indeed the population for the whole of Mull and its adjacent islands is only around 1,900.
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Cottages Scotland (Free subscription) | 20/07/2009
Self Catering Holiday Cottage, Isle of Mull. In a remote location between Craignure and Iona, Ardchrishnish enjoys uninterrupted views of Loch Scridain. A traditional two storey holiday cottage, it has been lovingly renovated, retaining much of its original charm. Time seems to stand still on this idyllic island and the property is ideally located for exploring and visiting its attractions. The short...
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Cottages Scotland (Free subscription) | 20/07/2009
Holiday Home near Oban, Argyll, Scotland. In a secluded and tranquil location, overlooking the Firth of Lorne and the neighbouring islands, this spacious, well maintained holiday home stands in its own mature gardens on the edge of Oban, just five minutes’ walk from Ganavan’s sandy beach. It boasts two living rooms, an indoor gym and a sauna, and provides an ideal base from which to explore...
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