Blog Entries from Treshnish Farm
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Last Update: Thursday, October 11, 2018 - 17:58
Always nice to have a day out together, and yesterday we headed off to catch the 8.40am ferry to Oban as we had some serious shopping to do. It was the day of the annual Tup Sale at Oban Livestock...
Farmer was invited to help gather on the Isle of Eorsa last week. Eorsa is the teardrop shaped uninhabited island in Loch na Keal. There is no house - though there is a 'hotel' shed for...
September slipped by in a haze of storms punctuated with sunshine, weeks split into pieces with new and familiar guests arriving and leaving. And suddenly it is the end of the month. ...
Summer has definitely lost out to Autumn, which to my mind started early. And today, there are only 2 Swallows left in the barn. The others have already flown. It feels very quiet...
All of a sudden it is late summer. Early autumn. The rowans are dripping with red berries and the heather has been flowering for weeks.Farmer is busy getting ready to gather for lamb...
The fields have had a late summer coat on for a couple of weeks now. A canopy of flowing grass seedheads of golden above the tiny Eyebright, Red Bartsia and Hawkweeds below. Breaking up...
I have had a bit of a blog break, as we (Farmer and family) had a holiday at the beginning of the month. As always we headed off to Barra, leaving Treshnish hot, sunny and basking in the...
The last day of the #30DaysWild challenge 2018. My wild experiences have mostly been wandering through the fields at Treshnish - but today Farmer and family headed off on a Calmac ferry. ...
Another early morning wander through the Coronation Meadow.