Lyth Arts Centre kindly invited us to a night of Greek food and theatre this week. In their Spring programme, three themed nights were scheduled which paired a themed menu connected to the theatrical/musical performance later in the evening.
Budapest | Highlights of the Hungarian Capital
After our time in Vienna, we caught a train to Budapest, and arrived at Keleti Palvadvar station – a beautiful grand railway station in the east of the city. It was easy to navigate from here to the metro – and even easier to find our apartment which was just a few steps from the…
Oh Vienna | Explorations in the Austrian Capital
Indeed, as the Ultravox song goes – Oh Vienna! We spent the best part of 4 days here in March and we absolutely loved our time here. Vienna has grand buildings, world-class music and art, and some of the greatest cakes we’ve ever eaten!
#AYWMC – Feb/March recap
This is the second in my recap posts following my progress during the ‘A Year with my Camera’ course. See this post for the first instalment!
John O’Groats Book Festival preview
A Caithness celebration of books and writing will present some of the UK’s top authors with its return in 2019. Last year’s inaugural John O’Groats Book Festival was so popular, that this year’s festival will span three days!
SHORE: Seaweed in Caithness (gifted)
At last year’s Taste North, I enjoyed meeting food and drink businesses from around Caithness and the rest of the Highlands. The most local to me, based right in Wick, is SHORE which harvests seaweed from around the Caithness coastline! Shore Seaweed gifted me a bag of their dulse variety for the purposes of the…
JOGT: Duncansby to Skirza – John O’Groats Trail
At the beginning of February I signed up to walk a stretch of the/ John O’Groats Trail (JOGT) which is a coastal walking route from Inverness to John O’ Groats. There are 147 miles passing through stunning coastal scenery and historical points of interest.
