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Tag Archives: Hebrides
Solo bikes, tandems, and trandems shelter from heavy Hebridean traffic (Rousse)
The Isle of Harris was now such a popular holiday destination that hundreds of cars and camper vans surged through Tarbert and up into the hills whenever the CalMac ferry docked. The traffic was so heavy that all cyclists knew … Continue reading
Luggage problems on Lewis (Rousse)
Our flight from Stornoway was in two hours at 9pm and our only means of transport from Uig to the airport was a set of four brand new three speed bikes. Even if we were to cycle at top speed … Continue reading
Hebridean ham roast recipe conundrum (Rousse)
The contestants were each invited to roast a lump of ham. I would then judge their efforts so that the winner would be appointed part-time chef at the Hebridean guest house. I wondered how they would cope with the recipe … Continue reading
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Tagged book, chapter, contestant, cookery, guest, ham, Hebridean, Hebrides, house, index, pages, proprietor, recipe, roast, son
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Cliff-top holiday cottage beach huts on the beautiful Isle of Lewis (Rousse)
We spotted a few changes during our winter visit to our favourite guest house on the Isle of Lewis. For example, the big sitting room was now serving as the kitchen, and the high tides delivered huge waves all the … Continue reading
Sunset chasing and the biggest divorce settlement in history (Rousse)
Many tourists had booked into the west-facing Hebridean hotel specifically to catch the amazing sunsets. There was a spectacular one predicted the next Wednesday and, on the basis of this knowledge, many people had extended their holiday on the Isle … Continue reading
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Tagged bikin, camera, divorce, Hebrides, Lewis, photograph, settlement, sunset, taxi, TPR
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Helicopter hitchhiking in the Hebrides (Rousse)
TPR and I set off to walk the west coast of the islands of Harris and Lewis. TPR soon lost patience at my poor progress, so we agreed that he would go on ahead at his own pace, and I … Continue reading
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Tagged coast, farm, fish, Harris< Lewis, Hebrides, helicopter, hitchhike, home, pace, patience, ride, slog
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Chinese Square puzzle (Rousse)
During the terrible Hebridean floods, which brought down hundreds of buildings, I met two honeymooning couples from China. ‘Where can we find a divorce lawyer?’ one of the foursome asked me. ‘Why would you need one of those?’ I asked. … Continue reading
Moomin art in the Outer Hebrides (Rousse)
Having tired of watching footage of my sister-in-law J making an early departure from a reality television series, the rest of us set off to find more interesting entertainment on the Isle of Lewis. TPR and I contrasted the new … Continue reading
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Tagged art, drawing, Hebrides, hotel, isle, Lewis, Moomin, mother, outer, reality television, sister, sister-in-law, TPR
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Evan Davies interviews for ‘How bad was my week?’
My sister S drove like a maniac along the Hebridean shoreline, skidding on seaweed and only narrowly avoiding the obstacles along the way – seals, children paddling, random tourists. From the back seat I screamed at her to slow down. … Continue reading
A Hebridean Holy Island (Rousse)
Holy Island was looking rather Hebridean with its towering peaks and sandy lochs. I sat at the water’s edge with JMH trying to work out whether the island had switched coastlines. Had it somehow landed on the west coast of … Continue reading
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