Linda Gannell
Contributor
Linda Gannell - Photo: Tom McInerney
Linda has been a traveller all her life, thanks to a father in the armed forces and a particularly virulent case of itchy feet. After ten years in advertising in Tasmania, she relocated in 2007 to Scotland, lured by the skirl of the pipes and the swirl of the kilts, and is now happily exploring the nooks and crannies of Europe and the UK. Her articles have appeared in the New York Times, International Herald Tribune, The Daily Mail and The Australian. Linda also blogs (sporadically and eclectically) at gannell.blogspot.com.
Latest Articles
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Ghost Tours of Edinburgh
Edinburgh in Scotland has many a ghost story to tell. Take a guided ghost tour to hear tales of the supernatural.
May 10, 2008
- Linda Gannell
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The Wallace Monument, Scotland
Scotland's national hero, William Wallace, stands tall with this monument overlooking Stirling.
May 6, 2008
- Linda Gannell
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Edinburgh's New Town in One Day
Edinburgh's New Town delights with Georgian architecture and quaint, cobbled streets. This tour shows you the highlights in just one day.
Mar 28, 2008
- Linda Gannell
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Walking Tour of Edinburgh Old Town
One day in Edinburgh just can't do it justice. But you can squeeze the highlights of the Old Town into less than 24 hours.
Mar 28, 2008
- Linda Gannell
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Honour for Star Trek's Scotty
Star Trek fans will be in orbit over an exhibition in a small Scottish town. Scotty is Linlithgow's favourite son-to-be.
Feb 20, 2008
- Linda Gannell
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Paris Shines on a Night Bike Tour
You've done the foodie tours, the historical tours, the chocolate tours...but you haven't seen Paris until you've seen it from a bikeseat - by night!
Feb 15, 2008
- Linda Gannell
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Holiday in Spain for Free
If you love to talk, and meet real Spaniards, this six-day stay in a four-star resort outside Madrid could be just for you. All it costs is conversation!
Feb 14, 2008
- Linda Gannell
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Puffins on Scotland's Isle of May
Everybody loves puffins, with their stubby wings and technicolor beaks. And one of the best places to see them is on the Isle of May, in Scotland. All 100,000 of them!
Feb 13, 2008
- Linda Gannell
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