Kilmartin Glen
This amazing area is home to hundreds of neolithic monuments, as well as a great range of natural habitats.
Dunadd, Kilmartin
Dunadd hill, at the heart of the west coast Gaelic kingdom of Dál Riata, is one of the most important monuments of early Scotland.
Celtic Didgeridoo
Ancient bronze instruments from Scottish & Irish bogs were played like a didgeridoo, and created a tremendous harmonic range.
Machrie Moor, Arran
Eleven separate circles and groups of standing stones nestle into the Shiskine valley on the Western side of Arran.
Fairy Glen, Rosemarkie
A gentle walk through a delightful wood beside a tumbling stream, with waterfalls, with long-standing fairy associations.
Corrimony Chambered Cairn
A Clava-type chambered cairn 9 miles west of Loch Ness – an atmospheric, intriguing place.
Clava Cairns, Inverness
An impressive, and important, complex of cairns and surrounding standing stones in the Nairn valley.
Findhorn Gorge
The river Findhorn tumbles down from the Monadhliath mountains through a rocky gorge, lined with forest. I feel a wild, elemental, energy here.
Muckross Abbey Yew
One of the most amazing trees I have ever encountered, growing in the centre of the Muckross Abbey ruins, in the heart of the Killarney National Park
Glendalough
From its founding in the 6thC, Glendalough monastery flourished for 600 years as a major centre of spiritual learning for all Europe. This dedication can still be felt.