Category: Scotland

Sannox Graveyard: Unveiling the Dark Secret of the Goatfell Murder

The Goatfell Murder remains one of Scotland's most chilling true crime stories, encapsulating a blend of natural beauty and human darkness. The Sannox Graveyard, with its quietude and haunting history, serves as a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the eerie echoes of the past. For those who venture to this secluded spot, the tale of Edwin Rose and John Laurie is not easily forgotten, lingering in the whispering winds and rustling leaves of the Isle of Arran.

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The Avernish Five: A Tartan Blue Mystery Unveiled

The Avernish Five, the third installment in the Highland Crime series, features DI Robert Campbell and translator Isabel Hartmann investigating a local man's suicide that reveals five bodies in a croft. This Tartan Blue mystery intertwines past and present, focusing on psychological depth in Scotland's Highland landscapes. Available as an eBook and paperback.

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Italian Comedy and a Fake Graveyard

Our story begins with the Italian comedy film "A spasso nel tempo - L'avventura continua" ("Time for Fun - The Adventure Continues"), a movie known for its zany humor and time-traveling escapades. The filmmakers needed a Highlander graveyard for one of their scenes, but Glen Loyne, with its stunning natural beauty, had no such graveyard. So, what did they do? They built one, of course!

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St. Bride’s Church and Graveyard in Lochranza

Lochranza, nestled on the northern tip of the Isle of Arran, is known for its breathtaking scenery and rich history. The village is dominated by the imposing ruins of Lochranza Castle, but just as captivating is St. Bride’s Church and its surrounding graveyard.

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Nightfall on Skye: A Scottish Murder Mystery Journey

If You Love Graveyards, You'll Love Nightfall On Skye Are you drawn to the mysterious beauty of graveyards, where the past lingers in the air and secrets are buried just beneath the surface? If so, prepare to be captivated by Nightfall On Skye, the latest installment in the Highland Crime Series. Set against the hauntingly beautiful landscape of Skye, this gripping mystery dives into the depths of Scotland’s folklore and history. The story unfolds among ancient graveyards and rugged terrain, where Detective Robert Campbell and translator Isabel Hartmann find themselves entangled in a web of intrigue, deceit, and murder. As they uncover dark secrets hidden for generations, they navigate a world where shadows blur the line between past and present. Nightfall On Skye promises an unforgettable journey for fans of atmospheric crime novels and lovers of Scotland’s eerie landscapes. If you have a soft spot for tales that blend suspense with history and folklore, this book is the perfect coorie companion for a dark, misty night.

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Rediscovering St. Kentigerna: The Hidden History of Saraig and Loch Duich

The rediscovery of St. Kentigerna’s burial site and the nearby connections to St. Fillan would offer a unique opportunity to reconnect Loch Duich with its rich spiritual heritage. These saints were more than historical figures—they embodied the early Christian spirit that shaped the Highlands. If you have any leads, memories, or photographs that could aid in locating the graveyard, please share them. Together, we may rediscover and preserve an essential chapter of Scotland’s past, honouring the legacy that still resonates along the northern and southern shores of Loch Duich.

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forbidden fruit

Adam and Eve Stones Fruit is not one of the first thoughts that spring to mind when it comes to cemeteries. Forbidden fruit is a different matter for it is part of Christian belief. Once taken from the tree of the knowledge of the good and the evil, it might not be deadly it but... Continue Reading →

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