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Despite autumn arriving in St Andrews somewhat later this year, it’s inevitable return has undoubtedly begun. A characteristic chill is in the air, hinting at the gale force winds and driving rain that is surely to come. Credit: Katie Stott Of course, the most undeniable evidence of the turn of the seasons is the leaves changing to their autumnal colours. Seasonal migrations have begun, with flocks of barnacle geese flying over in their military V formation. For me, autumn is

“Good luck back on the long, yellow brick road to DRA,” said my friend, who, of course, lives in Sallies, as I prepared for my 25-minute hike back. After rolling my eyes at her, I laughed because she was right; for what some may call the “unlucky” residents of David Russell Apartments, getting back from town can feel like the yellow brick road to the Emerald City. How do the people of DRA survive such an exhilarating journey, and what are the best walking paths? Credit: Spiri

In this small but bustling town, there are bound to be plenty of shops hoping to capitalise on the beauty and allure of our delightful St...