Explore The Small Sandy Beach In The Picturesque Village Of Rockcliffe

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In today’s email: 

• Explore The Small Sandy Beach In The Picturesque Village Of Rockcliffe

• Dumfries and Galloway Magic Family Experiences

• What Is Your Celtic Zodiac Sign?

• Around the Web: Taking a look inside Assynt's ancient Bone Caves, Your pictures of Scotland: Photographs from around the country, Unlock Scotland's Best-Kept Secrets: Angus & Dundee and more

• From Social Media - Discover Scotland's Hidden Gems: 8 Weekend Getaways from Edinburgh

• Scottish Food You Will Love - Scottish Oatcakes (Oatmeal Pancakes)

• Coo Wee -Watch How Gerard Butler teaches Scottish Slang

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Explore The Small Sandy Beach In The Picturesque Village Of Rockcliffe

The small sandy Rockcliffe beach with rocks is set in the picturesque village of Rockcliffe near Dalbeattie.

The beach is a great area for walks and attracts many visitors every year. With several marked routes and many places of interest, it makes for a lovely day out destination. Depending on the state of the tide, the sea can be within a few yards of the sloping wall beside the road at high tide or, on the other hand, when the tide is low the nearest open water can be the better part of a mile away, beyond the beaches and the craggy rocks that punctuate them, beyond Rough Island.

Summer will be with us soon and we are inviting all our readers and members to vote for the best beach in Scotland.

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Dumfries and Galloway Magic Family Experiences

Family fun awaits in the south west of Scotland! Dumfries & Galloway is the perfect place to explore, splash and roam. But there are also plenty of chances to slow down and experience truly magical moments – from finding that special seashell as you stroll along the shoreline to admiring the stars which light up the night sky.

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What Is Your Celtic Zodiac Sign?

Welcome to the enchanting world of the Celtic Animal Zodiac, where the natural wonders of the Celtic lands come alive through the symbolic language of animals. Rooted in ancient Celtic traditions and beliefs, the Celtic Animal Zodiac is a fascinating system that associates specific animals with particular birth periods, offering profound insights into the personalities, characteristics, and destinies of those born under each sign.

What Is Your Celtic Zodiac Sign?

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Around The Web

Miner's Strike in Scotland: Exhibition mounted by those who were there 40 years ago

The exhibition is a tribute to Scotland's mining history, told by those who shaped it, lived it, and continue to be impacted by it.

Five of the best places to take children in Scotland

From dinosaurs at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh to polar bears in the Highlands — Peter Irvine picks his favourite family activities.

We revel in the remoteness: wild camping and hiking in the Scottish Highlands

A five-day mindful adventure on the Knoydart peninsula – one of the last great wildernesses in the UK

Taking a look inside Assynt's ancient Bone Caves

The ancient system of caves in Assynt have been the scene of fascinating discoveries for geologists.

Quackers: Rubber duck from '06 race washes up in Scotland

A stray rubber duck, which was part of a 2006 world record attempt on Dublin's River Liffey, has found its way to the north of Scotland.

Your pictures of Scotland: Photographs from around the country

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

Red Carnation unveils first Scottish hotel

Red Carnation Hotels debuts in Scotland with a historic converted Edinburgh hotel in the heart of the city at 100 Princes Street.

Traditional Scottish music group to perform in Clydebank next week

The Bearsden Fiddlers will be taking to the floor at Clydebank Waterfront Parish Church on Wednesday, April 24

Unlock Scotland's Best-Kept Secrets: Angus & Dundee

Set against the rugged beauty of Scotland's eastern coast, Angus and Dundee beckon with a tapestry of historical landmarks, natural wonders and cultural delights.

From the majestic Glamis Castle to the industrial heritage showcased at Verdant Works, this region offers a rich tapestry of experiences for visitors to explore. Whether it's tracing the footsteps of Antarctic explorers at Discovery Point or immersing oneself in the tranquil landscapes of the Angus Glens, there's something to captivate every traveler's imagination.

Join us on a journey through this enchanting corner of Scotland, where history, nature, and art converge to create unforgettable memories.

Photo by Nisha Gurung on Unsplash

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From Social Media

Discover Scotland's Hidden Gems: 8 Weekend Getaways from Edinburgh

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Scottish Food You Will Love

Scottish Oatcakes (Oatmeal Pancakes)

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Coo Wee 

Watch How Gerard Butler teaches Scottish Slang

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