Winter 2010
Here’s a flavour of the Scotland Outdoors Winter 2010 issue. Feel free to download and dip into this selection of features (PDF format).
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| Conservation: Leap of faith Wild Atlantic salmon may seem abundant in Scottish rivers, but this majestic fish faces unknown perils at sea that could threaten the composition of our salmon stocks. Ida Maspero reports. Download and read this feature (PDF, 936KB) |
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| Adventure: When the wind blows The west coast of Jura offers some of the most challenging walking anywhere in Scotland, discovers Peter Edwards. Download and read this feature (PDF, 689KB) |
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| Explore: Deeside Featuring a natural history portrait of Glen Tanar, plus a round-up of activities and experiences to enjoy in the area. |
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| Stepping out: Learning the ropes Ellen Homewood preps her snow and ice skills in Torridon ahead of what will hopefully be another spectacular winter walking season Download and read this feature (PDF, 526KB) |
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| Photos: Leap of faith – Keith Ringland; When the wind blows – Pete Edwards; Deeside – Jim Henderson; Learning the ropes – nineonesix-guiding. |
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