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Trip and Hendry

Hello and welcome to Trip & Hendry, a website where we share the flowers, plants and wildlife we spot on our walks.

Up hills, along the shore, and through the city streets of Scotland.

BEAUTIFUL Scotland

Scotland has a way of getting under your skin

Trip and Hendry keep this notebook because some things are too good to keep to yourself. A wildflower opening after rain. A stag turning at the sound of your boot. The particular silence of a glen at first light. Everything gathered here was found on foot, watched patiently, and written down before it slipped away.

No expertise required to come along. Only a little curiosity and a willingness to look closer than you did yesterday.

Four ways in

Wander wherever the light leads

Wild Scottish heather and bluebells in bloom, delicate purple petals with morning dew and deep green foliage.

Flora

Heather, harebell and bog myrtle. The wildflowers and green growing things that stitch the hillsides together, season by season.

A red deer stag standing in a misty Scottish glen, forest green surroundings and golden light on its coat.

Fauna & Wildlife

Red deer on the ridge, otters in the loch, an eagle riding the updraught. The creatures that make the wild feel awake.

A red squirrel perched among pine branches in a Scottish forest, warm golden tones and rich green pine needles.

Gallery

Every walk brings something worth keeping. A gathering of photographs from the moor, the woodland and the water’s edge.

From the field

Blog

Notes from the trail as the seasons turn — what Trip and Hendry noticed, wondered about, and stopped to admire along the way.

A tranquil Scottish loch at dusk surrounded by heather-covered hills and pine forest, still water mirroring slate blue sky and a warm golden horizon glow.

The hil

Come and lose an afternoon in the wild

Hello and welcome to Trip & Hendry, a website where we share the flowers, plants and wildlife we spot on our waks.

Up hills, along the shore, and through the city streets of Scotland.

Up hills, along the shore, and through the city streets of Scotland.