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There are two churches on Fair Isle, this one is the Methodist Chapel and it was built in 1886. The stone work and stained glass was so beautiful, I just had to share. What a gift it’s been to be able to spend a few weeks in such a beautiful place. I’m working my way Read More >>
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On Tuesday, Fair Isle resident Tommy stopped by the studio to say hi. Tommy moved here in 2006 from Saratoga Springs, New York and currently runs the Auld Haa Guest House Bed and Breakfast here on the island. If you’ve searched the Google for anything about Fair Isle, he’s probably come up in your search Read More >>
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Well, you can’t be renting a home in Scotland with an oven for an extended period of time and not make a batch of classic scones to enjoy, so a few days ago I did just that. I made scones! And had them with clotted cream and strawberry jam of course. 🙂 I didn’t have Read More >>
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Last week my neighbor John asked if I wanted to go up to meet the ferry. And well, since the ferry is at the north end of the island {and a bit of an uphill hike from where I’m staying} and I was hoping my package was on it, I said yes. Getting supplies {or Read More >>
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It was another fun week shopping at Stackhoull Stores for groceries. I don’t know what I love more, all the fun packaging or trying to adjust to just cooking for one… But I’m having a good time here on Fair Isle. Stackhoull Stores £20.22 Dried herbs are much less expensive here and so are eggs. Read More >>
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