The Loganair flight out of Cork was late getting to Glasgow on September 24. So it was nearly 5pm by the time I drove out of the airport, c...

Little Inchgalbreith island in Loch Lomond is very interesting. The island is only about 100 feet in diameter, and the ruin of a 16th centu...

We will leave Inchtavannach with Rosa. Instead of swimming, this time she's being chauffeured across on a barge. At this link you can ...

A few years ago I spent a night atop the Hill of the Bell on Inchtavannach. It was here that St Kessog rang his bell, and carved into the r...

This is the view looking south from the top of Tom na Clag, the hill of the Bell , on the island of Inchtavannach. It was up here that St K...

I have been fortunate to have camped on Inchtavannach a few times. This photo shows the first place I camped on a quiet spot above a small ...

Meet Rosa, who earns a living pulling a carriage for weddings in and around the village of Luss. She lives on Inchtavannach, an island in L...