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Group walk over stone bridge under trees in autumn foliage

Posted on 21st November, 2019

Wonder of Wonders

Last week I described my first outing with the Health Walk Group in Glen Tanar. As Writer in Residence for the Cairngorms National Park, I’ve …

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Group on wooden bridge

Posted on 14th November, 2019

Having Words with the Non-Writers

Though the Glen Tanar Health Walk group love where they walk and were very happy to have me join them, it was made clear that …

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Group on wooden bridge

Posted on 14th November, 2019

Having Words with the Non-Writers

Though the Glen Tanar Health Walk group love where they walk and were very happy to have me join them, it was made clear that …

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Merryn Glover speaking at Ness Book Fest

Posted on 8th November, 2019

Hope for the Cairngorms

What is your hope for the Cairngorms? It’s a question I put to the audience at a talk I gave last month in Inverness. I …

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National Poetry Day poster

Posted on 3rd October, 2019

National Poetry Day in the Cairngorms

Hooray! It’s National Poetry Day today! For my five years at Kingussie High School library, this was always one of the highlights of my year, …

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People walking on a track lined with yellow broome

Posted on 9th September, 2019

Walking Together for Health

It was quiet when I arrived at the edge of Anagach woods, sunlight filtering down through giant trees, a soft breeze shifting the leaves. Gradually, …

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Shelter with tables, Cairngorms National Park sign and man in Highland dress

Posted on 13th August, 2019

Forest Fest

I’d heard about this wonderful wee festival that happens at the Highland Folk Museum every August – all about wood – but never made it …

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Man & woman with backpacks and dog

Posted on 28th July, 2019

Angel’s Peak

At the start of this year, I decided to embrace my term as Writer in Residence for the Cairngorms National Park as a kind of …

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East end of Lairig Ghru

Posted on 16th July, 2019

Pilgrim Loses the Way

Losing my wallet was the last straw. The final sign, if any were needed, that what I was really losing was my marbles. It was …

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