Adventures from my Caithness kitchen and beyond
If you have any experience of Scottish scenery, you may well know that Scottish beaches are some of the cleanest and most scenic in the world (I may be biased!) In this post I’ll take you on a tour of some of my favourites in the Highlands and Islands region. While some of the big…
This is the third in my recap posts following my progress during the ‘A Year with my Camera’ course. See this post for the first installment/ this second installment!
This review of Chez Roux also appears on the What’s Happening Inverness FB page. We were gifted dinner and drinks for two in exchange for this review. Inverness has a wealth of restaurants, which locals and visitors alike can enjoy. However, there is only one that has a link to French restaurateur Albert Roux –…
Regular readers of A Highland Blend may know that I used to live in Inverness, but as with many people who live in a tourist destination, doing touristy activities isn’t often at the top of the list. I’m getting better at this as I explore Caithness and Sutherland! However last week on a trip to…
The Caithness coastline is a key place for visitors of the North Coast 500 to come and spy some of the most amazing wildlife. And from May until August, puffins can be spotted on the cliffs that tower above the North Sea. Care should always be taken when at the top of cliffs, as often…
Last week I posted about the village of Lairg, which is a hidden gem in the heart of the Highlands. I was originally going to include the trips that we did out of Lairg into the Kyle of Sutherland, but it would have been a mammoth post, so decided to create another post to cover…
Last week I had a few days away in Sutherland, and I had the opportunity to explore the small village of Lairg.
