Everyone gathered in the decked out hall awaiting the arrival of the ceremonial Haggis, a traditional Scottish dish celebrated by Robert Burns in ‘Address to the Haggis’. Our new piper took the lead, followed closely by Mark our Haggis bearer. It was a moving moment with the sound of the haunting pipes echoing through the corridors. Martin, master of ceremonies opened the evening and the feasting commenced. Poems were recited, songs were sung and the evening ended with a standing rendition of Auld Lang Syne.
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The shaded veranda provides a welcome alternative to being indoors. Craft Workshop feels the heat too. In woodwork, tea-break is a welcome time to cool down Up in the field, the chicks are out in their new area whilst our farm workshop leader checks the weather forecast. Down on the…
Six! Beach selfie Paddling not for me! Now everyone wants to paddle! Paddling joy That is enough paddling now Enjoying a bracing paddle Beach trip singing with a friendly dog Cricket not football Your turn to bat Enjoying ice cream. Looking cool! Chariots of Fire style Is this far enough?…
Leading the walk Walking through the heather Picnic time at the top Enjoying the views Wrapped up against the cool breeze Cottage and Lindisfarne picnic spot Turach and Skye picnic spot Surveying the farmland Choosing the most sheltered spot Kite flying Kite Flying Kite flying Lochran picnic spot
Kicking the ball. Jason meets with Josh and Niamh from Saints in the Community Playing football Playing football Playing football Playing football Playing football Playing football Saints in the Community bring football to Corbenic
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