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The spectacular Jacobite Steam Train railway journey from Fort William to Mallaig was popular long before it became part of a famous route for the Hogwarts Express.

The West Highland Way is a seven-day hike through the diverse and beautiful landscapes of Scotland's Highlands.

The West Highland Way is Scotland's best known walk. From Milngavie on Glasgow's outskirts to Fort William and Ben Nevis it winds northwards for 152km (92miles).

Crammed full of Scottish hardiness, loyalty, and independence, Westies love the outdoors, are excellent intelligent hunters, and love curling up by the family hearth.

Scotland boasts five official long distance walking routes but you don't have to follow the crowds; there are many rights of way that await exploration.

While Scotland has many historic public houses, some have unique features that make a visit to them extra special. These are a few of the more unusual Scottish pubs.

Scotland was made for walking. It's wild but compact too: varied long distance walks taking in mountains, lochs and beaches are within easy reach of main Scottish cities.

A luxurious historic castle, surrounded by unspoilt scenery in and around Fort William and Perthshire. Voted "Best hotel in Europe" by Travel and Leisure Magazine 2006.

Climbing one of the highest peaks in the UK is a challenge in itself, how about climbing the three highest mountains in 24 hours?

Are you looking for a hypoallergenic dog breed so you can enjoy the benefits of dog ownership without the suffering? Which dog breeds should you consider?

Scotland's castles and clans, hotels and restaurants, wildlife and walks, are all covered in full detail in the new Rough Guide to the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Cliques, gossip and... headlines? This is your invitation to the wired world of the high school newspaper, where your priorities are the homecoming dance and deadline.

The 133rd annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on February 9-10, 2009 will bring the best of the American Champions to USA Network and CNBC.

Intelligent, and adaptable, "Technicolor" Cairn terriers love work, play, and family. These great watchdogs prove that small can be discerning without being yappy.

Autoimmune hemolytic anemia is one of the most common of the autoimmune disorders known to affect our canine friends; causes include bee stings, infections, and vaccines.

Good dog care can include dog training school that transforms your family pet - whether it is a German Shepherd, Beagle or Labrador - into a good watch dog.

It's natural for dogs to bark. But when they bark excessively, it's not cute. Here are some tips for silencing a dog who can't seem to stop barking for no reason.

There are more than 15 breeds of dog which can reduce allergic reactions in humans. This is good news for potental dog owners, like America's future First Family!

There is plenty of evidence that she existed from Robert Burns' own poetry, but there has long been speculation as to who exactly Highland Mary was.

Tear staining is a common problem in dog breeds like the Maltese. Learn why tear staining occurs in dogs and how to help prevent and remove tear stains in dogs.

If you own a small dog such as a toy breed, you may notice it has a tendency to shiver. Learn more about the possible causes and how to lessen the shivering episodes.

Centuries ago political disputes were invariably settled by the sword rather than anything as civilized as diplomacy. Why has Glencoe become etched in folklore?

The Great Glen forms a deep trench across the north of Scotland. Today it provides a wealth of opportunities for the active or historically-minded visitor to enjoy.

The Pennine Way, one of the most popular long distance walks in Britain, travels 268 miles along the Pennine Hills through three National Parks.

Hadrian's Wall long distance walk stretches coast to coast across the north of Britain. Following the line of the Roman wall the national trail visits many Roman ruins.