Hay's Way: Two months on the road with rural affairs correspondent Katharine Hay

Katharine Hay, The Scotsman Rural Affairs Specialist

Katharine Hay, Rural Affairs Specialist gives her round up of this years Royal Highland Show

Hay's Way: Katharine meets farmers in Scotland's Wind Farm Alley

Hay's Way: Katharine reflects on some of the challenges at the start of her walk

Hay's Way: Katharine meets Robin from Andrew Elliot Mill in Selkirk

Hays Travel faced snobbery with 'Greggs' comparison, say owners John and Irene Hays

John Hays of Hays Travel on the collapse of Thomas Cook

Hays Travel: The business and its owners John and Irene Hays

Hay's Way day two - Leaving Ballater to head along the Deeside way

Hay's Way meets with the Langholm Initiative and to hear about its evolved plans for Scotland's largest community buyout

Hay's Way heads through Gretna Green, the village steeped in marriage history

Hay's Way six month walk around Scotland

Hay's Way: A visit to Rottal estate with Dee Ward

Hay's Way meets with a head ghillie and residents concerned with sewage leaks in the River Tweed

Hay's Way - Widows and Bairns statue in Eyemouth

Hay's Way heads to Stobo Hope to hear about reaction to proposed conifer plantation

Hay's Way begins

Hay's Way visits the independently-run St Abbs Lifeboat

Hay's Way first day

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