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Steven's Blog (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
A long relaxed weekend spent based at Kilfinan in the Cowal pinninsula. Never been there before and found the area quite beautiful, especially in the frosty conditions. Some walking, cycling and quite a bit of socialising and drinking. Did the Beinn Lora Hill race on Sunday (came 4th and under 30mins). Returned on Monday, running up Stob Coire Creagach, just north of the Rest and Be Thankful - fine...
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The Music Lovers Monthly Review (Free subscription) | yesterday
... Cut Me Down & Count My Rings Jim O' Rourke - The Visitor (selection) from The Visitor Loch Lomond - Wax and Wire from Night Bats Little Tybee - Building a Bomb from Building a Bomb Syntaks - Twentytwohundred from Ylajali We All Have Hooks for Hands - Made Up of Tiny Lights from The Shape of Energy Molina & Johnson - Twenty Cycles to the Ground form Molina & Johnson The Mountain...
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Ladies Club Golf News around the West of Scotland (Free subscription) | 12/07/2009
Scottish golf fans looking for the ideal Christmas present have the chance to save over 25% on tickets to next summer's Barclays Scottish Open. Advance tickets are now on sale for Scotland's National Open that will once again be staged at the magnificent Loch Lomond Golf Club from July 8-11. As one of the Europe's premier golfing events, The Barclays Scottish Open is expected to draw many of...
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Laura's Miscellaneous Musings (Free subscription) | 12/05/2009
... of the Drakes' vacation home is gorgeous. One of Deanna's most beautiful solos is "Loch Lomond," which she puts over with such emotion that it convinces a Broadway director and writer (Samuel S. Hinds and S.Z. Sakall) that she can handle the starring role in their play. She also has the opportunity to sing "Ave Maria." As as typical of Deanna Durbin movies, the film has...
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SeaKayakPhoto.com (Free subscription) | 12/01/2009
As we left the shelter of Little Cumbrae, we were hit by a light, but chill, wind from the NE. It blew down off the snow covered slopes of Ben Lomond, which was some 57km distant. On the sea horizon I spotted a light grey tower, "Strange", I thought, "I don't remember a buoy there."We then passed a marker buoy for a wreck, 1km SW of the lighthouse. It was dancing in the current...
