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9 min read Adventure

"The most Scottish" Christmas walk – join us for a festive daunder in the Trossachs

Robert Wight shares a reflective Christmas Day hike, exploring memory, landscape, belonging and quiet moments before celebrations begin.
A collie dog stands on a bench looking at the camera with a stunning view in the background of hills and forest.
Daybreak on Limecraig – some peace before the chaos of Christmas!

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