This week we are back at Kames Motorsport Complex for the Scottish Retro's and Cash for Kids With some cool Retro vehicles on display Wullie was in his element chatting with the owners and checking out the cars 🚗 😀
Come join us at 3pm fur a wee donder and a discussion 🏁
Last weekend the Pure Wullie Racing team took to Kames Motorsport Complex to race in the Junior Ecosse 1000 Challenge, Rallying for 14 to 17 year old.
With 21 competitors it was a fantastic days racing and there was even a visit from Rally legend Max McRae! If you think Junior Rallying might be for you come check out and see what you think 🏁
This weekend Wullie and his pals all headed to Kames Motorsport Complex to race in the Albar trophy.
The kids had a whale of a time racing in the sun all weekend long pushing themselves and their cars to the limit!
The Junior 1000 Ecosse Challenge is a Rally Championship for 14 to 17 year old and is held all over Scotland. Pure Wullie Racing are one of the top Championship teams and are pitting themselves against the best drivers the UK has to offer. Come check out our video and see if Junior Rallying might be for you!
This weekend on Walking with Tamson we take a wee wander around the Solsgirth Market farm tae see whit we kin see.
Join us as we check out all the fantastic produce and some of the people who make the artisanal products.
Philip shows us some of his wonderful woodworking and even let's us try out the shaving horse 😃 Hamish over at the Crook stall tells us a little about his craft and shows us the tools he uses 😊
The market here is a wonderful day out and has plenty of great stalls providing various different foods 😋 See you Saturday!
This week on Walking with Tamson we take a wee trip to Tullibole Castle for a Warlock and Witches talk about the Necromancer of old Fossoway.
In 1662 eleven or more people were condemned and executed by under the witchcraft laws of the time. This meant they were strangled then the bodies burnt in the local village of Crook of Devon.
Lord Moncrieff, the current owner of the castle, commissioned a maze to commemorate the dead in 2012 and it now stands as a Monument to those who suffered. The Scottish government has recently made apologies for those that were executed and the country has begun remembering those who suffered such terrible fates.
The talk discuses some of the people on trial and the situations they found themselves in. From land grabs to infant death via dead bodies being dug up and used in Necromancy, the stories will surprise and shock...
Please join us this weekend for part one of three as Rhoderick takes us on a tour of the grounds and the stories of the area
For our next wee donder we visit one of Scotlands most significant cultural locations. Situated just ower the hill frae Clackmannanshire, Dunfermline Abbey bides next to the famous PittenCrieff Park.
The Abbey here has a history of over 1200 years and is where Scotlands first King and the subsequent 16 Monarch are buried. Destroyed in 1560 during the Scottish reformation the Abbey was left to ruin. During this time the Abbey was subjected to its first Protestant cleansing in 1599 then sacked in 1590. Today Sunday service is still held inside.
There is much to see and learn as we visit the ancient origins of Scotlands rulers. Come and see first hand the final resting place where our hero's reside
Last week we visited Perth City Centre and ended out by the river Tay. St Matthew's Church faces onto the river with fantastic views of the Queens Bridge.
Celebrating it's 150th anniversary in 2021 the church was originally an amalgamation of four free churches way back when. The free Church emerged in Scotland from the Great Disruption when the church tried to impose a particular minister rather than allowing individual congregations to decided themselves. Around this time many ministers left to start their own ministries which became the free church.
The recent refurbishment has transformed the building into a modern usable space. During the week there is an art gallery and some amazing fused glass displays available for purchase. At the weekend the church hosts it's traditional religious ceremonies for the members of the congregation. It's a far cry from the image of the draughty and dowdy church of old and creates a modern usable space for all to come and see.
Come join us as we explore St Matthew's in episode 83 😃 🙏
This week we head back to Lochore Meadows Country Park to check out all the Ford's 😃
Modern and old all come together in front of the Mary 2 mine works to show the great and good of the Ford range. The park is usually filled with kayakers and busy hosting triathlons and the like but today is ⛽ head day.
We get to see some fine examples from the 80's Escort Cabriolet, Focus RS and a stunning example of the classic XR2 Fiesta. The cars are a labour of love for the owners and look fantastic. With so much to see we take in a few of our favourites
Come join us in episode 82 tae see whit we kin see 👀 💜
Walking with Tamson
Walking with Tamson
This week we are back at Kames Motorsport Complex for the Scottish Retro's and Cash for Kids
With some cool Retro vehicles on display Wullie was in his element chatting with the owners and checking out the cars 🚗 😀
Come join us at 3pm fur a wee donder and a discussion 🏁
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Last weekend the Pure Wullie Racing team took to Kames Motorsport Complex to race in the Junior Ecosse 1000 Challenge, Rallying for 14 to 17 year old.
With 21 competitors it was a fantastic days racing and there was even a visit from Rally legend Max McRae! If you think Junior Rallying might be for you come check out and see what you think 🏁
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Walking with Tamson
This weekend Wullie and his pals all headed to Kames Motorsport Complex to race in the Albar trophy.
The kids had a whale of a time racing in the sun all weekend long pushing themselves and their cars to the limit!
The Junior 1000 Ecosse Challenge is a Rally Championship for 14 to 17 year old and is held all over Scotland. Pure Wullie Racing are one of the top Championship teams and are pitting themselves against the best drivers the UK has to offer. Come check out our video and see if Junior Rallying might be for you!
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Walking with Tamson
This weekend on Walking with Tamson we take a wee wander around the Solsgirth Market farm tae see whit we kin see.
Join us as we check out all the fantastic produce and some of the people who make the artisanal products.
Philip shows us some of his wonderful woodworking and even let's us try out the shaving horse 😃 Hamish over at the Crook stall tells us a little about his craft and shows us the tools he uses 😊
The market here is a wonderful day out and has plenty of great stalls providing various different foods 😋 See you Saturday!
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This week on Walking with Tamson we take a wee trip to Tullibole Castle for a Warlock and Witches talk about the Necromancer of old Fossoway.
In 1662 eleven or more people were condemned and executed by under the witchcraft laws of the time. This meant they were strangled then the bodies burnt in the local village of Crook of Devon.
Lord Moncrieff, the current owner of the castle, commissioned a maze to commemorate the dead in 2012 and it now stands as a Monument to those who suffered. The Scottish government has recently made apologies for those that were executed and the country has begun remembering those who suffered such terrible fates.
The talk discuses some of the people on trial and the situations they found themselves in. From land grabs to infant death via dead bodies being dug up and used in Necromancy, the stories will surprise and shock...
Please join us this weekend for part one of three as Rhoderick takes us on a tour of the grounds and the stories of the area
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Walking with Tamson
For our next wee donder we visit one of Scotlands most significant cultural locations. Situated just ower the hill frae Clackmannanshire, Dunfermline Abbey bides next to the famous PittenCrieff Park.
The Abbey here has a history of over 1200 years and is where Scotlands first King and the subsequent 16 Monarch are buried. Destroyed in 1560 during the Scottish reformation the Abbey was left to ruin. During this time the Abbey was subjected to its first Protestant cleansing in 1599 then sacked in 1590. Today Sunday service is still held inside.
There is much to see and learn as we visit the ancient origins of Scotlands rulers. Come and see first hand the final resting place where our hero's reside
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Walking with Tamson
Last week we visited Perth City Centre and ended out by the river Tay. St Matthew's Church faces onto the river with fantastic views of the Queens Bridge.
Celebrating it's 150th anniversary in 2021 the church was originally an amalgamation of four free churches way back when. The free Church emerged in Scotland from the Great Disruption when the church tried to impose a particular minister rather than allowing individual congregations to decided themselves. Around this time many ministers left to start their own ministries which became the free church.
The recent refurbishment has transformed the building into a modern usable space. During the week there is an art gallery and some amazing fused glass displays available for purchase. At the weekend the church hosts it's traditional religious ceremonies for the members of the congregation. It's a far cry from the image of the draughty and dowdy church of old and creates a modern usable space for all to come and see.
Come join us as we explore St Matthew's in episode 83 😃 🙏
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Favourite Ford?
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Another day, another car show!
This week we head back to Lochore Meadows Country Park to check out all the Ford's 😃
Modern and old all come together in front of the Mary 2 mine works to show the great and good of the Ford range. The park is usually filled with kayakers and busy hosting triathlons and the like but today is ⛽ head day.
We get to see some fine examples from the 80's Escort Cabriolet, Focus RS and a stunning example of the classic XR2 Fiesta. The cars are a labour of love for the owners and look fantastic. With so much to see we take in a few of our favourites
Come join us in episode 82 tae see whit we kin see 👀 💜
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What type of cow are you likely to see by Scourie bay?
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