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Coming down to earth after a week hiking on Shetland. It’s a remote, other-worldly place of dramatic seascapes, wild windswept moors and long forgotten stories waiting to be told. It’s easy to see how Ann Cleeves was inspired to write her

50 years ago, my husband spent a week as a guest of the Marchioness of Aberdeen and her family in their grand mansion, Haddo House in Scotland. He was a struggling Uni student in London, but managed to secure the invitation through a well- connected

Aberdeen is a stern granite city but has some bright spots of colour and an excellent Maritime Museum. Our hotel had an air of faded grandeur but also boasted a resident ghost and soaring sash windows. I spent a lot of time at this window, working on

How wonderful to see Tasmanian poet Gwen Harwood being recognised at the British Museum! This quote, from her brilliant poem “In Hospital” is featured in a gallery of works that explore how people everywhere deal with the tough realities

Ever since I read “A Room of One’s Own” almost 20 years ago, I’ve been obsessed with Virginia Woolf. So what better place to stay in London than the Morton Hotel, which is also obsessed with Virginia? Located in the heart of

What better place to be on a cold, wet Sunday than at a 163-year-old pub, next to a blazing fire?

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