While in Scotland, the Queen carried on a tradition started by her great-grandmother, Queen Victoria: the Ghillies Ball. Here's everything you need to know about the annual dance, which features ...

The term "ghillie" is Gaelic for gamekeeper, and Ghillies are also specifically designed shoes, commonly worn in Scottish country dance. Photo credit: jmkphototography - Getty Images In Twilight ...

Nowadays a ghillie is synonymous with angling, ''a guide of hunting or fishing sportsmen''. Scotland's most famed ghillie must be John Brown, Queen Victoria's one-time sidekick on her Balmoral ...

In the forest is said to lurk a mysterious figure of Scottish folklore known as the Ghillie Dhu. Wrapped in a cloak of moss and leaves, with eyes like pools of darkness, the Ghillie Dhu is a ...

Shortly before 10am, six gamekeepers - known as ghillies in Scotland - from the Balmoral estate will enter the castle's Ballroom where Her Majesty's body is currently lying in an oak coffin with ...

Sample Scotland’s finest seasonal produce at The ... Otters and golden eagles are often encountered on ghillie-led Wild Walks, while other activities range from deer stalking to trout fishing.

Rod catch figures have decreased, hitting a record low of 35,693 in 2021. Ian Gordon is a Scottish ghillie who has been fishing in the River Spey near Inverness since childhood, and he now ...

The term "ghillie" is Gaelic for gamekeeper, and Ghillies are also specifically designed shoes, commonly worn in Scottish country dance. jmkphototography//Getty Images Scottish highland dancer ...