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Crathes Garden blog #9: American giants and English oaks
In the latest instalment of her blog series, our expert garden guide takes a look at some of Crathes’ oldest and largest trees.
Work begins on Corrieshalloch Gorge Gateway
Find out the latest progress on our plans for visitor facilities at Corrieshalloch Gorge.
The Hill House: a century of change
How has this gem of Scottish architecture changed through the decades?
‘Colm’ – an island journey with St Columba
Be taken on an island journey with St Columba through Canna, Lewis and islands of the Irish Gaeltacht in this short film.
A high pollen count
Our Head of Archaeology describes how analysing the pollen preserved in soil samples can tell us a lot about the historical vegetation cover on Ben Lawers and how this land was used many centuries ago.
Reading the room
A journey through some of the pictures in our collections demonstrates how these images can be used to help us display the interiors of our properties today.
Hidden secrets in our buildings
Clues to the lives of former residents can be found throughout the Trust’s castles and country houses. This story takes a look at a few examples.
Behind the scenes this winter
The Trust’s team of expert staff and volunteers work all year round, carrying out important tasks to conserve our natural and cultural heritage. Here, we share updates from just a few of them.
Storm Arwen – an opportunity arises
After the severe storm in November, the clean-up process is underway. Although some areas have lost many thousands of trees, it is not an entirely bleak outlook for the future.