Passing Places Around Scotland

Kevin Scullion
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Passing Places Around Scotland Podcast

My travels and adventures around Scotland mainly by motorhome, motorcycle, bicycle and hill walking. Join me and my Jack Russell Skid as I cover all areas of Scotland including the islands and more remote areas less developed by tourism.

  1. 19/04/2017

    059 Inchcailloch Nature Reserve Loch Lomond

    A short boat trip to visit the magical island of Inchcailloch just off the eastern shores of Loch Lomond adjacent to Balmaha. A wonderful day trip or even just  for a few hours to walk in the woodlands.   There is a small camp site at the south end of the island which must be booked in advance.  Boat services are available from Balmaha and Luss as well as Lomond Shores in peak season.  Many people visit the island  in their own boats or canoes too. [codepeople-post-map]

    24 min

  2. 08/04/2017

    Brief Info Update

    Just a short piece of audio to let you know that Passing Places Around Scotland will be back with new episodes as soon as we are re-listed in iTunes.

    4 min

  3. 12/11/2015

    058 Why visit Scotland in the Winter?

    Our clocks are back to GMT and the long dark days of winter are upon us. Visiting Scotland in the winter though can still be a really positive experience especially if you enjoy your winter sports like skiing and hill walking. Star gazing, renting cozy cottages with open fires, enjoying city breaks for Christmas shopping or celebrating Hogmanay can all be included as good reasons why you might want to visit Scotland this winter.

    18 min

  4. 21/10/2015

    057 Campervans and Hillwalking in Scotland

    Motorhome essentials & Scottish hill walking A conversation with a Passing Places listener Iain Gillepsie all about motorhomes, campervans, hillwaking , munro bagging and long distance footpaths in Scotland.  It was great to catch up with Iain and to share some thoughts on how best to travel around Scotland and suggestions on essential equipment  and places to go in Scotland.  So if you would like to be a guest on the podcast please don't hesitate to get in touch.  Equally if you would like more information on where to go in Scotland or what to do on your Scottish adventure then get in touch with the podcast.

    43 min

  5. 14/10/2015

    056 Geocaching and the Northern lights

    Out geocaching & finally seeing the Northern Lights This week I'm out rediscovering the very enjoyable pastime of geocaching with Caitlin during the school half term holidays and finally after chasing potential sightings of the Northern Lights all over mainland Scotland and the islands I finally catch up with them in a local field by my home!

    29 min

  6. 07/10/2015

    055 Walking on the Rob Roy Way

    Out on the Rob Roy Way I have enjoyed some great walking over the past week or so not only out on the Rob Roy Way where I had the chance to look at the Corrie Aqueduct, part of the Loch Katrine water supply infrastructure to Glasgow but I also visited the Loup of Fintry waterfall near the village of Fintry next to the Campsie Fells.  It was well worth a visit as the recent rainfall had really swollen the river levels.  We are finally giving up the fantastic weather and Scotland is now moving on and into the Autumn so at least we have the colours of Autumn still to look forward to.

    42 min

  7. 28/09/2015

    054 Scotland’s Great Trails

    The Rob Roy Way and also the Carron Valley The past two weeks have been great in terms of the weather and I have been out building up my basic walking fitness every day.  In this weeks episode I have audio from the Carron Valley and the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.  I also spent a weekend at Strathyre and walked along the Rob Roy Way along the side of Loch Lubnaig.  Skid (my Jack Russell) has been picking up ticks on our recent walks so I discuss the Scottish tick, some of the issues and how to remove them.

    45 min

  8. 14/09/2015

    053 Kilpatrick Hills and Glasgow Parks

    Hill Walking near Glasgow and visiting Glasgow Parks Enjoying some late summer sunshine this week as I wander the Kilpatrick hills above Glasgow and then pay a visit to Bellahouston Park, the site of the famous Empire Exhibition in 1938 and now home to the Charles Rennie Mackintosh designed House for an Art Lover which was completed in 1995 from original plans produced by Mackintosh in 1901. Glasgow has a large number of public parks, far more than many cities and the majority of them well worth a visit.

    24 min
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My travels and adventures around Scotland mainly by motorhome, motorcycle, bicycle and hill walking. Join me and my Jack Russell Skid as I cover all areas of Scotland including the islands and more remote areas less developed by tourism.

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