Gaby Soutar
Writer and Editor at The Scotsman
The Scotsman Magazine restaurant reviewer and lifestyle writer. These tweets are my fault, not my employer's. Instagram: gcsoutar
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3 days ago |
scotsman.com | Gaby Soutar
If you’re a wannabe selkie, who’s looking for the ultimate seaside retreat, you might want to consider a new property that’s splashed onto the market. The architect-designed 177.7 square metre four-bedroom house, Sea Glass, which is located along East Forth Street in Cellardyke, might blend in with the other couthy cottages from street level. However, from the back, the 10-year-old building opens out into three levels of lighthouse-inspired living. It also boasts a huge terraced garden and garage.
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6 days ago |
scotsman.com | Gaby Soutar
This is the ideal way to switch offI’ve done puppy yoga, every type of flow, and I’ve even done it in the dark. However, I’ve never tried an Aerial Hammock Book Club. It’s the first of its kind in Scotland, and is a new offering from Hot Yoga Edinburgh - a lovely, natural light-filled studio, where I’ve spent many an hour sweating in a downward dog. On this visit, there will be minimal perspiration.
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6 days ago |
scotsman.com | Gaby Soutar
On April 21, at 8.30pm, Tracey Moore will be doing the same as thousands of other Scottish folk. She’ll be settling down on the sofa in front of the telly, along with her family, including her husband, Scott, children Alfie, Bloom and Marley, and maybe even their two rabbits, Coco and Rocco. They’ll be tuning into BBC One Scotland to watch their favourite programme and the seventh series of the much loved Scotland’s Home of the Year.
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1 week ago |
scotsman.com | Gaby Soutar
It’s time for our annual chocolate-fuelled adventureChildren are a bit like chocolate Easter eggs. They’re very sweet, but it’s inadvisable to eat a whole one. Anyway, I recently found myself heading to the adventure park Conifox’s Easter Festival in Kirkliston - today is the last day, folks - with three of them in tow. My two nieces, and one nephew.
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1 week ago |
scotsman.com | Gaby Soutar
The newest bakery on Skye serves the best pastries and coffeeIf you’re drawn towards a delicious smellon the outskirts of Portree, chances are that it’s buttery French pastries. That’s because this is the unobtrusive location of the new micro-bakery and Viennoiserie from Birch, who already have their original four-year-old Isle of Skye cafe and another one-year-old-cafe in Inverness.
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