Charting Scottish Tourism and the Early Scenic Film

The book explores the intricate relationship between leisure activities and the appreciation of nature in Scotland, focusing on the influence of walking tours and scenic films. It examines how working-class travel challenged traditional narratives surrounding nature and identity, revealing a nuanced history of leisure in the region. Through this lens, the text delves into the cultural implications of travel and the evolving perceptions of nature, offering insights into the intersection of social class and leisure practices.