Distance: 5 miles/8km
Time: 2-3 hours Pitlochry has a great network of paths, and on the excellent local Pitlochry Walks Network leaflet you can see how they radiate out from the town, enabling you to get into attractive countryside very easily. This route heads north to the village of Moulin, passing an ancient castle, before returning by a different route and including a riverside walk to finish. The route out of Pitlochry passes behind the imposing Atholl Palace Hotel, which with its towers and turrets is often mistaken by visitors for a castle. The walk takes in a path known as Lovers’ Lane which passes the hotel’s herb garden – worth a look if you are interested in herbs.
17 December, 2020 SHARE Cooperation and collaboration, greater worker welfare and a top-to-bottom revolution of the construction sector are all top of the Christmas wishlist for members of the Construction Industry Coronavirus (CICV) Forum.
With a year of massive and unprecedented upheaval drawing to a close, the unique collective asked its 100-plus members to reveal their wishes for 2021.
While the pandemic undoubtedly brought numerous challenges, it also ushered in a new era of cooperation that saw the group of more than 70 organisations pull together to help Scotland’s building sector get safely back to work.
And as the Forum released a round-up of its accomplishments and achievements in 2020, many members said their biggest wish is for this teamwork and togetherness to continue.