Seeing the sea from the Byre
Mount Melville Steading sits in one of those quiet little corners of Fife you wouldn’t know existed unless you had cause to visit.
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Feeling fruity in the garden
Gardening is no longer just about growing a few basic fruit and vegetables.
Treatise on cow-pox put physician John Ring’s career at stake
THE LAST naturally occurring case of smallpox was diagnosed in 1977 and the World Health Organisation certified the global eradication of the disease in 1980.
PICTURES: Recently renovated St Andrews lodge is a gorgeous sanctuary
Shut the driveway gates at Westray Lodge and it feels like you’re closing the doors on the world.
Fine example of Clarice Cliff pottery
STRAIGHT TO one of Britain’s premier provincial salerooms in the troubled town of Salisbury for one of the finest examples of Clarice Cliff seen at auction for many years.
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This time of year is traditionally the busiest time for the property market and Blackadders is experiencing an extremely high demand for properties throughout Dundee and Angus. Family homes, in particular, are much sought after as are country homes.
PICTURES: Stunning Tayside home overlooks two 18-hole golf courses
Overlooking the 14th hole at Letham Grange, in Angus, Foxfield is a golf enthusiast's dream home - and the four bedroom property has more than three acres of secluded garden to practice your chipping and putting.
5 top tips for you before revamping your home
Trends are changing in the interior and upholstery world. So, as spring is now upon us, we seek out some insider information from interior expert Adrian Mottram of Angus Classic Interiors “one of Scotland’s most experienced curtain makers and upholsterers”. Here, he reveals about what fabrics and styles we should be introducing into our homes this season…..
The ‘heavenly’ combination of stewed rhubarb and custard!
Rhubarb was always popular in childhood days as most folk with a garden had a wee patch.
Highly regarded painter offers a snapshot of the times
THE LOWER ground-floor area of Perth Museum – my favourite place – is where the city’s permanent art collection finds a home. A handful of Old Masters grace the left-hand wall, including the magnificent maybe-Caravaggio Prometheus, while the free spirit right-hand surface is presently hung with oil paintings of Perth.