January – the bleakest month?
The first month of the year, named after Janus, the Roman god who is depicted with two faces, one looking forward and one looking back, is often thought to be […]
Water Safety on the River Findhorn
Is there anything better than being by the river as the seasons change? While the River Findhorn is a beautiful place to visit any time of year, autumn, with its […]
The First Fish of 2021
Congratulations to Cliff Robertson who caught this 7lb (3kg) fresh run (sea lice) fish in the Garden Pool at Logie last Friday. That’s the first fish above the Darnaway Home […]
Tree Tales
It’s National Tree Week this week. Every year since 1975 National Tree Week has marked the start of the winter tree planting season with a programme of events – that […]
The Salmon’s Journey
In many ways the autumn is when the river comes into its own. The fishing season is over. In late September and October temperatures drop, water levels are often swollen […]
How a Canadian Log Cabin Came to Be in Scotland
If you go down to the woods today.. The first thing that strikes you as you happen upon this intriguing structure is the sweet-strong smell of wood. Made of great […]
