Category: Explore – Around Rhenigidale

There is something cosy and attractive about the glow from the stove at Rhenigidale, photographed here by Gareth Harper. The winter weather can be bracing and the conditions somewhat bleak, but once the kindling is set alight and the coal ignites, then the common room becomes increasingly welcome. Add that other great Gatliff ingredient, company, Read More …

Early this month there was an item on how an American visitor to Rhenigidale travelled on the same school bus and was slightly bemused by the normal attitude of the three schoolchildren on board who paid no attention to him, being understandably absorbed with their smartphone connections. A fourth child, who has often travelled that Read More …

A blog by Diamond Geezer features Rhenigidale and describes it as ‘the insignificant village’. The piece was written in 2006 and looks back to the 1980s and beyond. The walk there has often been the subject of many items in the press and on the internet, but it’s the image of a Cove on Loch Trollamaraig (not the photograph Read More …