Situated on the A99 between Dunbeath and Wick in Caithness, it’s impossible to miss a striking thatched longhouse. It’s worth taking a stop at Laidhay Croft Museum!
Laidhay Croft Museum | Stepping back in time
Taste North 2019 Preview |A taste of Northern Scotland
In 2018, I attended my first Taste North festival. The 2019 festival is rapidly approaching early in October, so here’s my preview of what you can expect from the most northerly food festival on the UK mainland!
Me and my blog | Sunshine Blogger Q&A
I was recently tagged by fellow Caithness blogger Gail at Wellies on the School Run with a Sunshine Blogger award. Since it’s coming up to my 8th blog-birthday next month I thought I would answer the questions Gail posed for me!
Autumn 2019 at Lyth Arts Centre | my pick of the programme
We’ve enjoyed a great spring and summer season heading out to Lyth Arts Centre – the most northerly Arts Centre on the UK mainland. My post way back in February highlighted my pick of the programme for the months leading up to the end of June. During July and August, Lyth has hosted a summer…
Luss to Dunoon | A Road well travelled
As part of our recent holiday, we headed east to Fife (see my posts here and here) but we did also venture west. In my almost 8 years of living in Scotland, I had never visited Loch Lomond (subject of the Runrig song which is commonly belted out at Scottish weddings and Hogmanany celebrations) so…
East Neuk Exploring | Anstruther & Pittenweem
As part of our Scotland summer stay-cation, we visited the east neuk of Fife for a couple of days (see last week’s post on Crail). Heading westwards from Crail, the next stop was Anstruther, and then Pittenweem.
Crail | East Neuk Exploring
Last month we enjoyed a Scotland stay-cation in the central belt. As part of our 10 days down south, we enjoyed catching up with family and friends, but we also enjoyed a couple of trips. One of these was spending a couple of nights in the East Neuk of Fife. This post will concentrate on…
