SB | Episode 2: Access, Architecture & Ancestors

Welcome (or welcome back) to Scottish Blethers!

We are excited that so many people chose to listen to Episode 1.

In this episode we'll be talking about outdoor access including Scotland's enviable right to roam and outdoor access code, vernacular architecture in Scotland (vernacular basically means using whatever building materials are available) and ancestry research. We'll finish the episode with each of our Scots words of the episode. Please feel free to get in touch with us over our social media channels to tell us what you think, ask us questions or suggest topics for us to cover in future Scottish Blethers episodes.

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Liz, Susan & Helen

Welcome or welcome back to Scottish Blethers. We are excited that so many people chose to listen to Episode 1. In this episode we'll be talking about outdoor access including Scotland's enviable right to roam and outdoor access code, vernacular architecture in Scotland (vernacular basically means using whatever building materials are available) and ancestry research.

Helen’s ancestors
Image | courtesy of Helen Houston

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Susan Brown, Helen Houston and Liz Lister are three friends who qualified as STGA (Scottish Tourist Guide Association) Blue Badge qualified guides following previous careers in education and business.

Passionate about the country they’ve lived in all their lives, they are pouring their creative energies into educating and entertaining their listeners on Scotland - “the best small country in the world”.

With a blend of extensive knowledge and humour they’ll have you laughing while you learn. So put the kettle on and settle down for a right good blether!

You can find Helen @tourscotlandwithhelen on Facebook. 

Look for Susan as @scotlandtourguide on Facebook and Instagram and at her website yourscotlandguide.co.uk

Search out more information on Liz at her website www.jaggy-thistle.com @lizlisterguide on Facebook , and @lizlistertourguide on Instagram.

Scottish Blethers is available on Spotify , Apple, and Google Podcasts. You can follow them on @scottishblethers on Facebook and Instagram.