Glasgow: The End of the Road Trip
November 12, 2022
Barry Barford reaches the end of the road on his tour around Scotland.
Barry Barford reaches the end of the road on his tour around Scotland.
This imposing Scottish Highland castle built in the 19th century is set in 38 acres of beautiful, wooded grounds in a stunning coastal setting.
The regional airline that links Scotland to its islands and more is up for sale and some are worried about its future
One of Orkney’s most cherished attractions is the Italian Chapel built by prisoners of war during World War II.
Judy Barford discovers a pretty town, but one that could never be described as colourful.
There is plenty to marvel at on board HMY Britannia, in terms of what was achieved by the 250-man crew who maintained a floating home fit for a queen.
It seems as if the dream of being king (or at least owner) of your own island never dies, and always makes good news copy.
Judy discovers creativity, technology and Scottish legend combined in one stunning visual package.
An X-ray exam of a painting being prepared for an exhibition turns up an unexpected bonus
This is not Judy Barford’s swan song but it was a memorable experience nonetheless.
Barry Barford reaches the end of the road on his tour around Scotland.
This imposing Scottish Highland castle built in the 19th century is set in 38 acres of beautiful, wooded grounds in a stunning coastal setting.
The regional airline that links Scotland to its islands and more is up for sale and some are worried about its future
One of Orkney’s most cherished attractions is the Italian Chapel built by prisoners of war during World War II.
Judy Barford discovers a pretty town, but one that could never be described as colourful.
There is plenty to marvel at on board HMY Britannia, in terms of what was achieved by the 250-man crew who maintained a floating home fit for a queen.
It seems as if the dream of being king (or at least owner) of your own island never dies, and
Judy discovers creativity, technology and Scottish legend combined in one stunning visual package.
An X-ray exam of a painting being prepared for an exhibition turns up an unexpected bonus
This is not Judy Barford’s swan song but it was a memorable experience nonetheless.