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Welcome back to everyone who has returned to my blog and thanks for all the encouraging words and messages. Also, just a hello to any new followers, it’s so good to have you here. We're now entering September, the time of year when the big jumpers are broken out, along with winter boots, and the hats and scarves which were hastily stuffed away in drawers and cupboards at the first whiff of spring. At this time, Instagram is filled with beautiful, seasonal pictures of crisp, autumnal leaves and steaming mugs of tea. Autumn is a time of reflection, the summer is winding down, the harvest is complete and the nights are drawing in as people begin to reflect on the year that's been and think forward to the year ahead.  Autumn vibes
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 A still evening at Aith skimming stones in the water. We recently spent a few nights in Fetlar, endearingly known as The Garden of Shetland. In anticipation of the schools going back, and trying to make the most of the time we had left of the holidays we booked the Aithbank Camping Böd, former home of storyteller Jeemsie Laurenson. The weather was glorious and Fetlar shone, like a glistening jewel in the North Sea, giving us the best it had to offer.
In this, the second part of this blog, I will outline a few of the things we found on our travels through the beautiful island of Fetlar and what we discovered along the way, and if you missed part one, you can read that here. |
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