The Chandelier of Lost Earrings
The Chandelier of Lost Earrings – a beautiful sculpture on display at Glasgow Women’s Library until 21st December, 2016.
Inveraray and Auchindrain
An 18th century “new town”, an old crofting village and a walk along the River Leacainn.
Newhailes and Inveresk
Two beautiful National Trust for Scotland properties, a 17th century mansion and a lush garden, visited on a day of typical Scottish weather: sunshine and showers!
Holmwood
Holmwood, built in 1857-8, is a unique villa designed by Glasgow’s second most famous architect, Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson.
Oor Wullie
A sculpture trail based on the loveable comic-strip character, Oor Wullie.
Glasgow’s Clyde
A stroll along Glasgow’s Clyde Walkway, and a trip back in time to the Garden Festival of 1988.
Dumbarton and the Denny Tank
An urban walk featuring a river, a castle and a ship-building museum.
SOCK: Somme Observed Community Knitting
A memorial to the soldiers of Glasgow who fought on the Somme and the women at home who knitted for them.
Jupiter Artland revisited
Jupiter Artland is a fabulous sculpture park near Edinburgh, with installations by artists such as Ian Hamilton Finlay, Charles Jencks and Antony Gormley. It’s a lovely day out on a sunny day.
Drumlanrig Castle
Drumlanrig Castle is the Dumfriesshire seat of the Duke of Buccleuch, one of the largest landowners in Europe.
Edinburgh: Modern 2
An art gallery visit – and a bonus cathedral, St Mary’s.
Muckhart Village Gardens
Nine gardens in one village have an open day.
The Glasgow Gallivanter 