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James Braid – Early open career

by Big Admin | Oct 18, 2020 | Blog, Freelance writing services, Golf, Golf courses, Writing

This is part of a series of articles on the golfing life of five times British Open Champion James Braid. Braid is a golf legend – only Harry Vardon has won more British Open titles. Last time I wrote about James Braid’s early life. I shall now turn focus to...

James Braid – The first few years

by Big Admin | Oct 18, 2020 | Blog, Freelance writing services, Golf, Golf courses, Writing

This is part of a series of articles on the golf life of five times British Open Champion James Braid. Braid is a golf legend -only Harry Vardon has won more British Open titles. James Braid was born in Earlsferry near St Andrews on February 6, 1870. His father was...

Best Outlander Film Locations in Edinburgh

by Fraser Paterson | Feb 15, 2020 | Blog, Canongate Tour, Edinburgh Film Locations, Old Town Tour, Outlander, Writing

Fans will know that many of the best Outander film locations in Edinburgh , and the best scenes, were captured in and around our city. Scotland plays such a starring role in this popular TV series which spans history, stunning fim locations, genealogy and Scottish...

Swanston Village Edinburgh- A Hidden Gem

by Fraser Paterson | Aug 30, 2017 | Articles, Blog, Edinburgh History, Writing

Swanston Village lies on the foothills of the Pentlands on the Southern outskirts of Edinburgh. It is very historic and picturesque and has changed little over time. It is perhaps most famous for writer and former resident Robert Louis Stevenson.  To read the full...

Old Tolbooth Prison Edinburgh – Methods of Escape!

by Fraser Paterson | Mar 1, 2016 | Articles, Blog, Edinburgh History, History, Old Town, Scottish History, Tolbooth Jail, Writing

Old Tolbooth Prison Edinburgh – Methods of Escape! The Old Tolbooth Prison in Edinburgh occupied a site in West Parliament Square outside St Giles on the Royal Mile. Until it was demolished in the early 19th century. The Tolbooth prison served two purposes....

Rev Thomas Guthrie and the Ragged Schools – Exclusively for the Impoverished Part Two

by Fraser Paterson | Aug 26, 2014 | Articles, Blog, Edinburgh History, Scottish History, Thomas Guthrie, Writing

Thomas Guthrie and the Ragged Schools – Exclusively for the Impoverished Continuation of Part One – Upon strolling the crags and valleys of Arthur’s Seat with a friend in Edinburgh one day, they sat on a rock nearby where ragged boys would gather. By...
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