Leaves are something of beauty in autumn and winter. Changing with the seasons as we all must. They show how to embrace change, and so the cycle of life goes on. Some leaves are said to be lucky (four-leaf clover), while others are symbolic too a country, like the Canadian Maple Leaf. Leaves can be found in all shapes and sizes. Here are some fun and creative ideas with leaves. Including Jewellery, Photographs, and Autumnal Photoshoots in Edinburgh.

Loving all things pumpkin. Here is a compilation blog with pumpkin crafts, recipes, chocolate and more. Happy autumn pumpkins;)

The Enchanted Forest, Pitlochry is back after almost three years. Inspired by togetherness. Let's dream, walk and journey together.

Autumn in Scotland is very dramatic, from its beautiful fall hues to rolling haar. Here's what you can enjoy in Autumn at Loch Katrine.

You might think of New England in fall but Scotland puts on an almighty show! Here are some Scottish Autumn Experiences not to be missed.

Autumn is the perfect time to make something delicious with apples. Have you ever made a Dutch apple cake? Here's how to make one at home.

With Autumn now here, it is the perfect time to create a cosy home. Here's how with beautiful soy wax candles you can make at home.

Celebrate Autumn with a visit to the beautiful Japanese Garden, Cowden. Only an hour from Edinburgh, nestled in rural Scotland.

Celebrating the spectacular fall colours during Autumn in Aberfeldy, Kenmore and Loch Tay, Scotland with experiences for all the family.

Loch Tay situated in the heart of the Scottish Highlands is the largest Loch in Perthshire. Would you like to cruise Loch Tay?

According to the Chinese lunar calendar, Mid-Autumn Festival or also called the Moon Festival is celebrated on the 4th of October this year.