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Guest blog by Joseph Peach, local musician and Project Manager for the Music & Tales project A living landscape is more than just scenery; it is the interaction between people and place. Stories, music and song reflect these interactions, helping us better understand where we have come from and where we might go. Coigach and…
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Guest blog by Mandy Haggith, a director of the Assynt Foundation. Suilven is often described as an ‘iconic’ mountain, and it is certainly distinctive, with its long side-profile and sugar-loaf mounded summit. From different angles it looks like an elephant, or a camel, or a whale. From the sea it is an unmistakable marker post for…
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Last week we celebrated National Tree Week at Little Assynt Tree Nursery with the reopening of our Gaelic Alphabet Tree Trail. Pupils from Lochinver Primary School prepared tags with the Gaelic names for each of the trees and the letter they represent in the Gaelic Alphabet. Pupils then took us on a tour of the trail.…
We had fun making these, glad they were appreciated! It was lovely having partners and volunteers join us for our Christmas lunch last Friday - gets bigger every year! We had such a good time we forgot to take any photos! https://t.co/ooAj4ZHQdz
Day 15 of #AOCAdCal: we couldn't resist sharing this little find from #Clachtoll again - can you see the smiley 😀 doodle? Find out more about this incised stone disc over on the blog: https://t.co/zIt5vXZiLZ
