Gayle Ritchie

High above Loch Tay is a series of enchanting waterfalls and hermit's cave visited by Robert Burns and William and Dorothy Wordsworth.

Keith's Tower was built in 1825 by the Dukes of Gordon to commemorate the winning of a lawsuit.

The Courier was given exclusive access to the deteriorating Dutch Village by campaigners on a mission to save the iconic island attraction.

Gayle Ritchie joined a family-friendly lambing experience at Newton Farm near Inverarity - and watched two cute creatures being born.

We explore Stonehaven Coast Radio Station as plan to transform the decaying building into micro-brewery is "shelved indefinitely".

Check out our creepy photo gallery of derelict Stonehaven radio station.

Gayle explores the grounds and gardens of Pitmuies near Forfar, and discovers some quirky buildings.

Gayle explores the grounds of Duff House near Banff and discovers a secret 'love lair' inside Bridge of Alvah.

Perthshire film-maker's new documentary charts amazing story of how three disabled adventurers cycle into hills and stay overnight in a bothy.

Gayle hopped on a new boat shuttle between Broughty Ferry and Tayport for a nature and history walk - and lunch - in Fife.