It’s almost April and that means one thing – the horror of the A to Z blogging challenge! For those who’ve never heard of it, it’s basically a post for every day of April, except Sundays, for every letter of the alphabet.
This is my second year doing the challenge and this year I’m trying to be much more organised and have a theme so that I know what I’m doing, and I’m actually going to try and write my posts ahead of time. If you’re interested you can read my post, What was I thinking? which rounds up last years challenge – I think it gives a good feel of how ‘traumatised’ I was by the end.
Onto the theme reveal…………the A to Z of the Scottish Highlands!
It’s only 15 months since my husband and I made the move from outer London to beautiful Scotland so it’s a perfect chance to do some more exploring and share this magical part of the world with others. Not every letter is going to be a place, some will be things or traditions of this area, and unlike last year I have worked out what I’m doing for over half the alphabet already.
Good luck to all my fellow bloggers who are joining the challenge and now we just have to wait until April 1st – how fitting that it starts on April Fool’s Day.
Until then, be good, stay safe, and prepare to enjoy.
Pamela & Ken
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Tasmanian Abroad 
I always enjoy discovering vicariously through A to Z the places I've never been and will likely never get to visit. This is partly what makes the A to Z Challenge so great.Have fun in April and may the social media approach work well for all of us.Arlee BirdTossing It Out
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Thanks Arlee, enjoy the month.
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You know I can't wait to follow along with you. 🙂 Good luck!
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Thanks Stephanie,hope you enjoy it.
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I am definitely interested in this. I almost planned a trip there for June, but decided to stay here with the new granddaughter. I'll travel through your blog.
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Love this theme! Scotland is high on my bucket list so looking forward to your posts next month. Good luck with year two! (It's my second year as well.) WeekendsInMaine
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My daughter and son-in-law moved up from the south coast to a village in the Trossachs National Park about the same time as your move! I'm looking forward to reading about the Highlands. Happy April.Keith's Ramblings – My theme for 2017!
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My cousin is working in Scotland and I had loved seeing the stunning pictures of the landscapes. So looking forward to reading your posts, Pamela. Let's have an amazing April 🙂Sawasdee Thailand at Kohl Eyed Me Indian Dishes at Something's Cooking
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Great theme. I've been to the Highlands only once… and fell in love 🙂
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Thanks for visiting Denise and I hope I tempt you to do that trip in the future.
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Lets hope we both survive with our sanity intact! Hope my A to Z posts tempt you to visit this fantastic area.
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I've heard so much about the beauty of Scotland…land of my ancestors (not that I know any of them)Looking forward to visiting from my armchair…Visit my blog to read all about my theme: your daily dose of inspiration in 26 posts.Writer In Transit
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I'm loving exploring this area and hope people enjoy sharing it with me throughout April. Thanks for stopping by.
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Thanks Shalini, the landscape is pretty awe inspiring so looking forward to sharing. Thanks for visiting.
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Thanks Sarah – it's difficult not to fall in love with this area of the world.
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Hope you find out some new things about Scotland during April and see some interesting places to visit. Thanks for stopping by.
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I've only visited the Highlands three times, but I loved it each time, so I look forward to your posts.SophieSophie's Thoughts & Fumbles
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I look forward to traveling afar from my comfy chair. Discarded Darlings
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This is my third year doing the challenge, and I hear you about the trauma. I always feel like I need to go into hiding for about a month afterwards. ;)Your theme sounds lovely. Scotland has always seemed like such a magical place. Would love to visit someday. Until then, I look forward to your posts.Theme Reveal: Magical and Medicinal Herbs
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Sounds like a beautiful plan. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with.2017 A to Z Blog Challenge Theme Reveal
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Looking forward to visiting the Highlands through your eyes.
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Excited to learn more about Scotland during this challenge, good luck to you! I'm participating for my second year also, with the theme of Dragons in Our Fandoms, check it out if you get a chance!Jamie Lyn Weigt | Writing Dragons Blog
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I absolutely love your theme! I love reading about Scotland, so reading your personal take will be even better! 🙂A to Z Challenge: The Great Theme Reveal!
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I am excited to read your posts. I have always wanted to visit Scotland, but as of yet I have not had the chance. Can’t wait to read what you share about it.RaisingBoys
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I have family roots in Scotland, but have yet to visit there. I look forward to your upcoming posts!!
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I'll be interested to read your posts because I also call Scotland my home – I'm more in the lowlands. I moved here from Brighton 14 years ago before meeting my lovely wife. Good luck in April!
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I love reading about Scotland so this will be fun to follow.https://denapawling.blogspot.com/2017/03/a-to-z-challenge-theme-reveal.html
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Looking forward to reading about your Scottish travels. I visited friends on the west coast near Glenuig last summer (Overnight sleeper to Fort William). Wonderful views of Eigg from the coast and many walks around remote Moidart.
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Welcome back to the challenge! I love your theme! I might be making a move to Scotland too in the near future, so I will definitely be following this one 🙂The Multicolored Diary: WTF – Weird Things in Folktales
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Thanks for stopping by and I hope my view of the highlands encourages you to visit in the future.
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Moving from London to Scotland must have been quite an adventure! I'm looking forward to learning more about this beautiful country. Happy A to Z-ing! ☺Debbie @ The Doglady's Den
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Thanks Debbie, you can learn about Scotland whilst listening to your music memories.
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Glad you like the theme – I'll have to see if there's any strange folk tales whilst we're exploring.
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To me Scotland has been bagpipes, kilts and shortbreat, so I'm happy to learn about the \”real\” Scotland next month! Good luck, Pam! ♥
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