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I've written for The Guardian, The Observer, The Times and Sunday Times, The Telegraph and many more. Before I went freelance I was editor of The Times' Scottish lifestyle magazine. I was on I'm A Celeb and bosses 'hatched secret plan' to stop tearful Jamie Lynn Spears quitting - only for it to go disastrously wrong How much are the I'm A Celeb stars REALLY being paid? Industry expert hints at campmate's fees and puts his own price on what Farage could earn To me, one of the highlights of exploring the Scottish wilderness is spotting buildings that punctuate the landscape. They can be as humble as a doocot, as intriguing as an abandoned farmstead or as imposing as a ruined Palladian mansion. Each one will give clues to the people who have lived on and worked the land. They've lent an aura of dignity and royal class through the centuries. And now it's Princess Catherine turning heads as the Royal Family's Pearly Queen...
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Harry and Meghan's approach to Sandringham Christmas invitation is like a 'school disco', expert tells PALACE CONFIDENTIAL The architect of this whimsical folly flanked by stone cottagesis unknown, but what is certain is who commissioned it. In 1761 the Fourth Earl of Dunmore had been married for two years; some speculate the folly was built for him as a belated wedding gift, or to commemorate the fertile nature of the Dunmore Estate’s vegetable garden. The Art of Cooriehas been around for hundreds of years, yet summing up the essence of Scottishness in a single term has always proved elusive. Now we can put both word and concept together to give us a comfortable manifesto for living. For her, it's a humbling feeling of being "part of something much, much bigger than yourself" because the countryside in Scotland "is huge...It is a world of extremes".
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