When you overlook beautiful Hills then why not select a poem to suit.
Poetry Corner The Comfort Of The Hills
#Covid-19, Slow Tourism and Green infrastructure
“Other parts of the Highlands and Islands are already accepting the green reset challenge to radically rethink their green infrastructure, the question remains, what about Orkney? “
Farmers Reflect on Changes to their Sector
Niall Campbell, regional manager for the North West of Scotland at the SAC and Rob Black, his Oban-based colleague, said that the combination of the global pandemic and leaving the EU has prompted people to think differently.
Funding Boost for The Sound Archive, Kirkwall
Local live music venue, The Sound Archive in Kirkwall, has received £10,870 in emergency funding from the Scottish Government’s Grassroots Music Venues Stabilisation Fund through Creative Scotland
It’s Official! – Autumn has Arrived!
“For me, a sure sign that the year has turned is when the Devil’s Bit Scabious flowers – brightening the track to the Bay with its vivid blue “
Maree Todd: “be strong and be kind as we face these new challenges.”
“The restrictions focus on households and in the hospitality sector, as evidence shows that these are the sources of the highest number of new positive cases.”
Sgathaich: Donkey Kong Country
“The game is a side scrolling adventure as Donkey Kong and his Nephew Diddy Kong go from level to level fighting the hordes of the Evil King K Rool who has stolen DKs banana horde “
Something Good In The Ness Shop!
“Or, should I say, something especially good – there are lots of good things!”
Poetry Corner: ‘COVID ALERT’
“Time to get serious KEEP ORKNEY COVID FREE ,
COVER YER FACE, YES both YOU AND ME”
‘Signs of Uncertainty’ in the Windows at Northlight
The Northlight Gallery, Stromness, continues with its window exhibition and is currently showing photographs by Ian Collins. The exhibition is on from 20th of September until the 3rd of October.
