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Scotland Magazine author Cora LydonWhat's the alternative?If you’re looking for a little rest and relaxation in Scotland, then you can’t go wrong with a holistic retreat. Cora Lydon reports While holidays should be about taking a break, soaking up the sun and relaxing, for some reason they always end up being the source of much family arguing, an excuse to spend your days trekking from exhibit to landmark just because it’s in the guidebook and of course an excuse to indulge with fine f... Scotland Breaks from Issue 34 published on 30/08/2007 Great Scot!There’s enough happening in Scotland to keep even the most demanding child amused on a family holiday. Cora Lydon reports FOR CULTURE VULTURES Rumour has it that the ghost known as the Green Lady still appears in Crathes Castle in Aberdeenshire – so why not take the kids on a ghost hunting tour? Crathes Castle is a 16th century tower house with a walled garden and well worth a visit. Watch out for the ‘trip’ step whi... Scottish Activities from Issue 29 published on 25/10/2006 Dare to be differentBored with bog standard hotel rooms? Cora Lydon picks out some more unusual places to stay Chances are you spend most of the year living in your lovely, but not terribly unusual, house, so when it comes to your holiday why not go for unique and curious accommodation? Gone are the days of choosing between a drafty tent and a bed and breakfast. Now you can take a trip to Scotland and opt f... Scotland Accommodation from Issue 28 published on 20/09/2006 |  | ||||||||||||
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