Adventures from my Caithness kitchen and beyond
I’ve been out of the loop on the blogging world for a few weeks: my travels have taken me to the west (Isle of Bute) and the north (Aviemore) of Scotland recently. Here are a few pictures of my travels on Bute:
There’s also a few from Cairn Gorm and Glen Morlich Loch near Aviemore.
For now though I’m staying firmly in Fife (at least until May when we take a holiday in Arran)!
This post is a review post. I received two nights complimentary accommodation in exchange for an impartial review of the Lighthouse Keepers Cottage. There’s a definite rise in people looking for unique self catering accommodation for their holidays, whether that’s by way of dramatic location, timeless features of the property, or proximity to experiencing life…
One of our regular go-to spots in the county of Caithness is the sprawling Dunnet Beach, which is also very close to a favourite puffin spotting site at Dunnet Head. There’s also the famous Dunnet Bay Distillery which sports Rock Rose Gin as its flagship spirit, but there’s also a spot which we only visited…
An earlier visit in the year to Latheronwheel Harbour revealed signs towards Latheronwheel Strath. Until we set foot on this beautiful glen, we didn’t realise the incredible work that local volunteers do in creating and maintaining the magical fairy glen, which you can find next to the woodland burn which runs down into the North…
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