or ‘Keils is alive with the sound of music’ By Roddy Regan This article first appeared in The Kist- The Magazine of The Natural History and Antiquarian Society of Mid-Argyll Issue No. […]
Musical Instruments and Archaeology in Argyll
Cruise Liners in Kirkwall Bay
Here are a few photos of the Cruise Liners visiting Kirkwall Bay this week.
We Can Work It Out
“we have a problem with the greener grass syndrome.”
Photographer Jasmin Gerisch on Photography & Scotland
This article is an interview with a photographer who often comes to Scotland, Jasmin Gerisch who is from Saxonian Vogtland, Germany.
Poetry Corner
Another chance to enjoy Paul Colvin’s wonderful poem on Brexit.
Portsoy & Beyond Day 2
A wee account of the 2nd day of our adventures along the Moray Firth. Portsoy and beyond.
Autumn trip Sooth. Start date Friday 29th Sept 2017.
Well it’s that time again folks; holiday blogs galore. We eventually got onto the Aberdeen ferry (Hrossey) fae Kirkwall at 23.00pm. This was a great achievement, as we had so much to […]
Poetry Corner
Today marks the day of another great piece of engineering in Scotland, the opening of the Queensferry Crossing. To celebrate I have chosen a poem about another of Scotland’s industries: Shipbuilding.
Helen’s Home Cooking
Stovies, one of the most controversial recipes in Scotland and I’ve got my tin hat at the ready.
Helen’s Home Cooking
What can be nicer than a home made steak pie, quick and easy especially if made in advance.
