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Where We Walked Garbad Loch #Arran #Scotland #walks #photography

We parked opposite the Eas Mòr Ecolo”gy centre, and crossed the road to pass the Forest at the Falls cafe. “We can call in for a drink and a bite to eat afterwards,” the Photographer says when I look longingly … Continue reading →

My Review of Nine Lives by Terry Tyler #ShortStories #Review #Reading

Book Description: Winner of ‘Best Short Story Collection’ in the 2014 eFestival of Words, “Nine Lives” comprises nine short dramas in the vein of Terry Tyler’s well-loved novels, some funny, some sad, with her usual unpredictable twists. The first chapter … Continue reading →

Where We Walked … Well, What We Saw From Where We Walked #Ailsa Craig #Arran #Scotland

Image courtesy of https://ayrshireandarran.com/ailsa-cr... Ailsa Craig, sometimes referred to as the Granite Jewel of the Firth of Clyde, is an island that is colloquially known as “Paddy’s Milestone”. It was a haven for Catholics during the Scottish Reformation in the … Continue reading →

Where We Walked … Well, What We Saw From Where We Walked #Ailsa Craig #Arran #Scotland

Image courtesy of https://ayrshireandarran.com/ailsa-cr... Ailsa Craig, sometimes referred to as the Granite Jewel of the Firth of Clyde, is an island that is colloquially known as “Paddy’s Milestone”. It was a haven for Catholics during the Scottish Reformation in the … Continue reading →

Where We Walked … Well, What We Saw From Where We Walked #Pladda Isle #Arran #Scotland

We are on our way to walk to Loch Garbad. Dusk is on the back seat. When I hear her move, feel her patting me on the shoulder with her paw, I presume she needs a ‘comfort break’ (as they … Continue reading →

Where We Walked Kingscross Point Arran Scotland #Walks #Photographs

Our second walk was an easy circular stroll – the Photographer assured me. I was suspicious; I’d heard that before… many times. But this time he was telling the truth! We walk from the house where we are staying – … Continue reading →

Where We Walked – Glenashdale Waterfall and the Giant’s Graves, Arran, Scotland #Walks #Photographs #Viewpoints #Waterfalls #Legends #History

We’ve just returned from a wonderful couple of weeks on Arran. The photographer sourced the walks for us. Today he promises a short outing because it’s rather warm; “maybe a couple of hours allowing for stops… for Dusk, our borrowed … Continue reading →

My Review of Variety is the Spice of Life: A blend of poetry and prose by Sally Cronin

Book Description: Variety is the Spice of Life is a collection of poetry and short stories about relationships with others, including pets and animals inhabiting the world around us. The connection with others brings love and friendship, excitement and sometimes … Continue reading →

My Review of A Stolen Future ( A Shade Darker Book 4 by Georgia Rose

Book Description A rival to overcome… A truth to reveal… A family firm. A long-held promise. What will it take to protect all she loves? Alice Fraser has everything she needs. A comfortable home. A few good friends. A satisfying … Continue reading →

My Review of A Gift for Maisie Bloom: Fun romance, a gripping cozy mystery by Jessie Cahalin

I gave A Gift for Maisie Bloom a well deserved 4* Book Description: You’re not supposed to fall in love when investigating your aunt’s disappearance. When Maisie Bloom inherits her aunt’s cottage in Yorkshire, life is perfect, including her two … Continue reading →