Scottish reflections
Rob KayMushrooms, sailing, birding and travel!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 76 | Subscribers | Read | scotbest.substack.com |
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The Angels are baking for Christmas.
You don’t have to travel very far from your front door to see miracles. Here in the West of Scotland where it rains a lot and it gets very cold in the winter, the ice crystals form amazing clouds, we often get these stunning sunsets this ti...
Humans create Deserts: and not through climate change - just through greed and stupidity !
Scotland should be a temperate rain forest alive with biodiversity - but over the last few hundred years much of our landscape looks like this - denuded, bleak, grouse moors. Managed - (or Mis-Managed) for the benefit of a few very posh and...
Two short video clips of Ginormous edible Scottish Mushrooms
I’m a lazy writer, so I thought I’d try my hand at video. That way you also get to hear my dulcet tones - and immediately detect that my accent in English rather than Scottish.
Delicious Orange Grisette - or Fatal Deathcap?
I did promise to share my mushrooms - there are many other fabulous - and rather safer - wild foods to forage in Scotland such as blaeberries and damsons - wild garlic and horsetail shoots - but when it comes to the rightly notorious Amanit...
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