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Our Visit To Shetland

Posted: 13 Oct 2012, 21:00
by Tarrel
We've just returned from our visit to Shetland Wool Week. It has been a great week and I have been thoroughly inspired by these fascinating islands. I'll be making a series of posts on our blog, specifically covering the wool industry and some of the Neolithic, Bronze and Iron-age settlements and technologies we explored.

First entry, by way of an overview, has been posted. Hope folks find them interesting and useful.

Tarrel

Posted: 14 Oct 2012, 07:14
by RevdTess
Just wanted to say 'great blog!' I read your latest posts and now I'm reading them from the beginning. I always love to read blogs of people who are following their dreams and getting stuck in.

Posted: 14 Oct 2012, 07:49
by revdode
I'm also enjoying your blog. Especially the post on Shetland. I spent part of my childhood on Bressay just across the sound from Lerwick. At the time I didn't appreciate what a special place it was. I'm looking forward to the follow up posts.

Posted: 14 Oct 2012, 08:39
by Tarrel
Thanks for the kind comments folks.

@Revdode; I spent a morning walking on Bressay, having taken the short ferry from Lerwick. A very quiet place. Made Lerwick seem like the big city by comparison!

Posted: 14 Oct 2012, 10:59
by Tarrel
Just posted some observations about renewable energy in Shetland on the blog.

Posted: 15 Oct 2012, 22:35
by Tarrel
A report on some of the ancient settlements and technologies we explored on Shetland is now up on the blog. Hope nobody minds this thread being used as a "blog feed". Please say if it's not OK.

Posted: 16 Oct 2012, 10:26
by adam2
Tarrel wrote:A report on some of the ancient settlements and technologies we explored on Shetland is now up on the blog. Hope nobody minds this thread being used as a "blog feed". Please say if it's not OK.
I see no problem.

Posted: 17 Oct 2012, 09:18
by Janco2
I'm also enjoying your blog Tarrel so keep on telling us when it's updated please.

Posted: 17 Oct 2012, 23:35
by Tarrel
Just posted a report on my visit to Unst, and Britain's most northerly point. No peak-oil or sustainability stuff here, but it was an interesting day and I got some nice pics.