Merry Christmas to everyone from The Den at Culross. Thank you to everyone who has helped make our first 6 months a success by coming to stay in our holiday cottage. Best wishes for 2018 and we hope to see you again next year.

Beautiful crisp mornings to enjoy the forest walks on our doorstep. Then relax in the hot tub before cosying up in front of the log fire. Visit us at https://theden-atculross.co.uk to book a relaxing stay in our country cottage.

Many thanks to all our visitors who take the time to leave comments in the visitors book. It's much appreciated. The reaction you get when people see the cottage for the first time has made all the hard work worthwhile. Bookings now coming in for next year so please keep us in mind for your next holiday, you can book direct at https://theden-atculross.co.uk.

Some more great comments from our visitors book. We have met so many lovely people, thank you for coming to stay at our cottage.

Harvest time at The Den at Culross, beautiful views from the cottage while you sit and relax in the hot tub.

Harvest photo, taken by my son Charlie. We are needing some more blue skies to get on with the harvest...... New Year week now booked, but we have availability for some days in Nov and Dec.

The Queensferry Crossing, only 10 miles along the road, certainly worth a visit. Stay at our lovely 4 star luxury cottage, book now at https://theden-atculross.co.uk.

Our first French visitors, a lovely family, hope they will come back again. Translation from visitors book reads: The Den at Culross, not really easy to find the first time, by night, when we came from the continent, is a really beautiful place. We will remember for a long time the welcoming of Audrey and her delicious brownies. Why not come back for study once again of the plants and birds of Scotland. Thanks to Audrey for her cares. Cottage is really nice, graceful, decorated with taste and well equipped. Nothing missed. Thanks for the good stay. Hery Family.

The Den at Culross is only 10 miles from the new Queensferry Crossing, an ideal location to come and stay to visit Scotland’s newest bridge – 1.7 miles in length – the Queensferry Crossing will be the world’s longest three-tower, cable-stayed bridge. This exciting addition across the Firth of Forth means Scotland will become the world’s first destination to have three bridges spanning three centuries in one stunning location. Bridging a gap between Fife and Edinburgh, the journey across the bridge makes it easier than ever for visitors to explore Scotland. The new bridge opens to traffic for the first time on 30 August 2017, prior to closing on 2-3 September for the Queensferry Crossing Experience, when 50,000 members of the public have the unique opportunity to walk across the bridge – following a ballot that attracted almost 250,000 entries. On 5 September, an additional ‘community day’ has been added, giving up to 10,000 more people from local schools and community groups on both sides of the Forth the chance to walk on the bridge. From 6 September onwards the bridge will re-open to traffic with no pedestrian access.