LOVE A DUCK. Polly Pullar recalls hand-rearing an orphan mallard. FEEDING THE WORLD. Sheila Bowker meets the man behind the mission. FIFE IN FOCUS. The Kingdom in our sights. ELIE NESS TO FIFE NESS. Photographer Willie Shand captures this unique coastline. SAY CHEESE! An appetising visit to Fife’s only cheese-maker, by Esther Read. QUIRKS OF THE COAST. Hamish Brown reveals some of the Fife Coastal Path’s curiosities. THE GIRL FROM MUSSELBURGH. Athlete Yvonne Murray is under starter’s orders from Mark Neilson. THE DAY THE EARTH MOVED. Jo Cummins recalls a shuddering occasion in Glasgow in 1910. ISLANDS APLENTY. Conservationist Frank Fraser Darling is profiled by Ian Wotherspoon. A FRUITFUL SCOTLAND. An apple a day…one man’s endeavour to spread the word about Scottish fruit. JIM CRUMLEY'S NATURE WATCH. The buzzard – almost an eagle – is a very impressive bird. A YOUNG MASTER. Hannah Adcock meets a talented contemporary artist. ANCIENT CALENDARS OF KINTYRE. The significance of the area’s numerous standing stones is explained by Grant Pirnie. THE COLLEGE AND THE POET. Ian Olson introduces a little-known North-East writer. A YARROW CHILDHOOD. Evocative reminiscences of a Borders childhood are revealed by Margaret Jackson Young.
