About Anne Martin
Since the mid 1970s, producer/host, Anne Martin, has been bringing stories to life through the medium of television. She thrives on tracking down the unusual and her work has encompassed history, geology, heritage and a positive outlook on the world around us. Read more about Anne Martin.
Tag Archives: Edinburgh
Scotland — The Whisky Trail
The Whisky Trail winds for a hundred kilometres through a dozen distilleries and a cooperage, from Inverness to Aberdeen, Scotland and introduces us to … Continue reading
Scotland — The Trossachs
Rob Roy, William Wallace and Robert the Bruce have brought us to this part of Scotland in search of their origins, the paths they … Continue reading
Posted in Journeys through the British Isles
Tagged Balquidder, Bannockburn, clansmen, Edinburgh, falconry, Glasgow, Glen Eagles, golf, highlands, Loch Ahry, Loch Katrin, Loch Lomond, Rob Roy, Robert the Bruce, Roman Camp, Scotland, Sir Walter Scott, Stirling, Stirling Castle, the Trossachs, William Wallace
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Scotland — The City of Edinburgh
Edinburgh, the Scottish capital, is a world Heritage site and two cities in one, the modern and the medieval, with some of the finest … Continue reading
British Isles – The Royal Warrant
The Royal Warrant is a much coveted designation. On our travels in Britain we found makers of cheese, shirts, kilts and chocolates some of … Continue reading
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Tagged Balmoral, Birmingham, Cadbury World, Calcot Manor, Charles 1st, Cheddar, cheese, Cotswold, Edinburgh, Henry 2nd, Hunting tartan, kilts, King George V1th, Kinloch Anderson, London, Lord of the Isles, Prince Andrew, Prince of Wales, Queen Alexandra, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria, Royal Warrant, Royalty, Scotland, Somerset, Tetbury
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In the Footsteps of Harry Potter
JK Rowling’s stories of the boy wizard were brought to life by film-makers using the scenic beauty of Great Britain and many of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Avalon, Big Sheep, Camelot, Clovelly, Cotswold long barrows, Devon, Edinburgh, Edward cult, England, Glastonbury Abbey, Gloucester Cathedral, Harry Potter, history, Hogwarts School of Wizardry, horse whispering, JK Rowling, King Arthur, King Edward 2nd, King’s Cross Station, London Zoo, Merlin, mythology, Queen Guinevere, reptile house, Scotland, Tintagel Castle, tourism, United Kingdom, wizards
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