Eilidh Ross is a specialist consultant in crofting law from Beauly in Inverness-shire, and owns and runs Camus Consulting. Eilidh shares her journey from Inverness to America and back again, and how she made law her career.
Emma Macalister Hall runs the family estate at Torrisdale on the Kintyre Peninsula alongside her husband Niall, and is a director of Beinn an Tuirc Distillers, where they make the award winning Kintyre Gin and other spirits.
Gael Wilkinson is the beekeeper behind Kin Bees, producing award winning raw honey across Fife and West Lothian. Gael shares her eclectic career from working in live music with bands like Oasis and U2, to finding her passion in bees.
Central England's rural tranquility is disrupted by the HS2 high-speed rail, causing environmental concerns, delayed construction, rising costs, and doubts about its original benefits. The project's sustainability is questioned.
With a powerful turn the fish swam out of sight. As someone recently said fishing trips are often about the memories that are made and this is certainly one that will live with me.
By the end of drive one my ‘water-resistant’ trousers were water logged and by the end of the day, I was left wishing I packed some spare knickers.
A two day trip to Cornwall where we add precious memories and connect with the simple joys of childhood. Day two is another story to follow!
An article about Thanksgiving and pausing before the frenetic preparations for Christmas start. We are so lucky to live in the countryside and have time to enjoy it in the autumn as the nights draw in.
I have tried many countryside pastimes but not all with equal success. Here I recount my lop at making honey and catching game with a Harris Hawk
Going on my first solo deer stalking trip for Chinese water deer was rewarding…. But not always as straight forward as I had hoped.
Fanfare, ceremony and ancient hunting rituals in the forests of Compiegne - a photo essay.
We must take personal responsibility for the rural way of life, by engaging with the public one at a time