Check out some freaky tipple from the controversial Scottish brewery.

Andy Turner and Dave MacLeod spent 10 hours to climb to the top of the highest vertical sea cliff in the UK – St John’s Head at the Island of Hoy in Orkney, Scotland, that reaches 1,128 feet (335m).

These photos capture incredible moments of a 17-storey concrete building being blown to pieces in Scotland. Glencairn Tower block that opened in 1964 needed about 55kg of explosives to be reduced to 12,000 tons of rubble. Inside this post, you can watch spectacular video of the building crashing to the ground.

Gretna Green is a Scottish village famous for the bird “air shows”. Each year European starlings migrate to wintering in Scotland. Flocks of these birds soar and form bizarre shapes in the sky as if they were dancing. Many come to witness their unusual twists in the air.

This is Barra Airport, a short-runway airport situated in the wide shallow bay of the island of Barra, Scotland. The airport is unique, being the only one in the world where scheduled flights use a beach as the runway. At high tide these runways are under the sea - flight times vary with the tide. The aerodrome is not licensed for night use.

This nuclear bunker hidden beneath a farmhouse was built in Scotland in 1940s. Government kept this place in secret for over 50 years. Only in 1994 this bunker became a museum. Today it is open for visitors from all over the world.