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The home of one of Scotland's great eccentric beauties — the woman who took her pet badger on 100mph speedboat rides — is a hotel you can stay in (opens the original)
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A fairly sizeable chunk of Scotland to the north and west of Glasgow has been Clan Colquhoun country for the past 850 years. Their patch. Their turf. Their hills. Their glens. Their forests, rivers, lochs, islands, farms, fields, forts, castles, churches, chapels, cottages, coaching inns. Perhaps the best known of these assets, to the general public, is the Loch Lomond Arms Hotel, a beloved institution set back slightly from the shores of a likewise beloved loch, occupying a prominent spot in th
Rodel House review: Scandi-Scot chic on the original home of Harris Tweed (opens the original)
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Rodel House, overlooking a natural harbour near the southernmost tip of the Isle of Harris, was built in 1781 for Capt Alexander MacLeod, who had recently returned from a profitable spell in India and the Far East. Gazing out from certain windows on the first and second floors, you can, weather permitting, make out the distant silhouette of the Isle of Skye. There lies Dunvegan, seat of Clan MacLeod, to which the captain belonged, and the oldest continuously inhabited castle in Scotland. For the
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