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Category Archives: Scotland
Birds on Mull
Yesterday was forecast to be a beautiful day, and I woke up to find the sun burning its way through the blinds. So I put up a packed lunch and we headed out nice and early. We’d decided to head … Continue reading
Mooching around Mull
The Rayburn at our cottage was being serviced yesterday, so we decided to go out and avoid the smell of oil. Amazingly, it was looking to be a sunny day, so we grabbed our coats and assorted paraphernalia and headed … Continue reading
Posted in Photos, Scotland
Tagged boats, Docs, Doctor Martens, harebells, Loch Frisa, Mull, Salen, tenacity, thistle, trees, wren
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Grasspoint, Mull
Another lazy morning at the cottage yesterday, then out for a walk after lunch to Grasspoint, about 3 miles away from here. With binoculars around our necks and cameras at the ready (Niall took six – yes, six! with him) … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Photos, Scotland
Tagged cattle, deer, foxgloves, Grasspoint, Mull, Scotland, Stag beetle, vole
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Ardalanish Farm, Mull
We stayed up far too late on Sunday night, so Monday morning was a lazy time checking what was going on in CLMooc and drinking lots of tea. I’d discovered that Ardalanish Farm, a mere 30 miles away, had a working … Continue reading
Mull
This week we’re staying in a wee cottage on Mull, so yesterday we drove up through Glencoe and up to Lochaline to get the wee ferry across. Niall was frustrated throughout the journey with painfully slow (and erratic) drivers, and … Continue reading
Who am I this month?
I had meant to spend more time crafting my intro to CLMooc16 – trying out some tools I’d not used before, curating some of my digital artefacts – that sort of thing. But then Brexit happened, and everything changed. For … Continue reading
Posted in #CLMOOC, Flowers, Garden, knitting, Learning, MOOC, Music, Peer interaction, PhD, Philosophy, Photos, Politics, Rhizomes, Scotland, Twisted Pair
Tagged #Brexit, #clmooc, online identity
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