When it comes to the sport of tug of war, nothing is more fun than watching the competition. Teams sit on the ground and attempt to pull the rope to pull their opponent over. The winner of the tug of war is the one who manages to yank his opponent over. While the rules are…
Visiting Lybster village in Caithness, Scotland will be an unforgettable experience. Once a large herring fishing port, this small Scottish village is now a charming tourist destination. Once upon a time, Lybster was an important shipping point for salmon. Now, this picturesque place is home to a number of shops and restaurants. Here, you can…
Located beside Loch Ness in the Highlands, Scotland, Urquhart Castle is a ruined castle. The ruin is accessible from the A82 road, 21 kilometres south of Inverness, or 2 km east of Drumnadrochit. The ruins are worth a visit to appreciate its unique setting. The surrounding area is a rich source of wildlife. To get…
Ackergill Tower is a category A listed building on the west coast of the Isle of Wight. This historic site was built in the early 16th century and is a five-storey oblong tower house. A four-storey wing was later added to the rear of the tower. Despite its age, the Ackergill Tower is well worth…
If you’re considering a vacation to Scotland, there are plenty of interesting facts you might not know about the country. Known as the Land of the High Kings, Scotland is a cultural melting pot with a diverse population, unique landscapes, and diverse cultures. There are numerous places to visit in Scotland, from gentle rolling hills…
The Scottish Highlands are a mountainous region that has much to offer. Loch Ness is a popular tourist attraction, known for its mythical monster Nessie. Dolphins swim in the Moray Firth, and trails in the Western Highlands lead up Ben Nevis. Red deer wander the Glencoe valley. The landscape is breathtaking, and the highlands are…