Blog Entries from Treshnish Farm
Blogs (web logs) and blogspots provide a unique insight into Highland life and nature in Lochaber and The West Highlands.
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Last Update: Monday, May 18, 2020 - 21:17
February has been a continuation of the wild and wet weather of January and as we approach the usual weekend for Dan the scan to appear, we anxiously watch the forecast trying to work out when to...
Once or twice a year we need to order tractor diesel which is delivered by lorry. Farmer rang to order it and all appeared to be fine, we were waiting for it to arrive. Then we had a call...
I know I have been blogging less and less, but this is the longest gap ever. The main reason being that Farmer and I headed south for January. We spent a month away leaving Treshnish in...
We were trying to remember when we bought the tractor. It was either in 1997 or 1999. Massey Ferguson stopped manufacturing the 135 in 1975 so it was at least more than 20 years old more...
The old schoolhouse in autumn. We have always made late cut silage in order to allow ground nesting birds to safely fledge their young and to let the wild flowers set seed. This year our silage is...
All the lambs are sold now bar a few stragglers who will go later in the autumn. The place looks quite empty without them.We managed to have a last picnic down by the Boathouse earlier in the...
This is White Ramping-fumitory. The only records of this wild flower on Mull are here at Treshnish.Prasad has nurtured and protected the tender plants since he first recorded it in May 2014. I...
