The extra public holiday on Friday, coupled with a great weather forecast presented the ideal opportunity for taking to the hills. Sron a...

He died that we might be forgiven, he died to make us good, that we might go at last to heaven, saved by his precious blood.

We may not know, we cannot tell, what pains he had to bear, but we believe it was for us he hung and suffered there.

There is a Green Hill Far Away Without a city wall Where the dear Lord was Crucified He died to save us all

Setting the table, peeling the spuds, checking the DVD - it's Marriage Course time again for us here in Perth. This time, quite a small...

I don't care how sad you think I am! I saw these two giants simmering in the afternoon sunshine in Perth this afternoon, and thought tha...

As I laughed at number #2 son's antics, and reached for the camera to capture them..... it suddenly dawned on me, that it looked more th...

We had a strange experience this week with a double-glazing company called Weatherseal. I took a telephone call from one of their sales peop...

Keller's talk on Christian apologetics was warmly received when he was invited to speak at Google as part of their 'authors' ser...

The BBC used to have a lunchtime programme called "Pebble Mill at One". While I recalled the show being rather lame, a quick trip ...

Despite the worry they have caused, the c racks which are spreading around our bedroom ceiling, have had one pleasant side-effect. The visi...

The Scottish Tourist Industry usually trades on the country's extremes. Programmes such as Coast , Mountain , or when Griff Rhys Jones i...

After a very long cold Winter, Perth finally felt Spring-like today. With the kids off school, we all trudged up Kinnoull Hill (yet-again!) ...

Watching these odd shapes drifting across the Perth sky tonight, lit-up by the sinking sun... very strange.

Ben A'an is the 'little mountain' that sits in the centre of The Trossachs, and forms a lofty viewpoint over the head of Loch Ka...

Ben Venue fills the horizon.. a day out with the family in the Trossachs

I love the way that if you stand by the entrance to St Andrews Cathedral, and line the camera up to show that the tower in the foreground is...

Amongst the Vinyl albums that I discovered last week at the back of the attic, it was inevitable that I would find some by the late Irish gu...

The brightly coloured Great Hall is a familiar sight from the motorway, on top of the great rock. Apparently, in its early days the Stuart K...

Usually when a film gets bad reviews it's pretty obvious why that is the case. Rotten Tomatoes compiles the average scores of many crit...