Today, under a cloudy and picturesque sky, I began my trip from Glasgow to Inverness. Along the journey, the landscape transformed from vast green valleys to mountainous and rocky hills, passing through small villages with dark-roofed houses. They evoked an ancient and magical time.
At Gleneagles, a small and welcoming station immersed in the countryside, the train picks up the last passengers. It resonates with chatter and joy. Some of the local speak Gaelic, a language with Viking roots, and that made me immediately feel how far away I am from my Roman roots.
I continue the journey crossing Perth and here is where the landscape recalls fairy-tale and breathtaking scenarios.
My arrival in Inverness is punctual and I am ready to explore these ancient lands, accompanied by the melody of a traditional song in my headphones.
𝐒𝐮𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭
This was only made possible thanks to public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England, Brenda Neece Scott and the CelloMuseum.orgAgostino Bran, Nicla Bravin, Silvana Vassili, Massimo De Mattia, Luigina Perosa, Izabela Puszczykowska.
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