June lists

Open Studios & Gardens on Friday 29^th June

Art - Bill McArthur’s Nortwa’ Gallery at Lettan 1400-1730 

Craft (C) and Spinning (S) –

Brigend (C) 1400-1800;

Little Isegarth (C&S) 1400-1600;

Castlegreen (C&S) 1400-1800                          

Gardens: Viggie, Warbreckan, Westbank, Upper Breckan,

Lealand, Braeside, Ladybank, West Manse, Lettan

Open Studios & Gardens on Saturday 30^th

Art - Bill McArthur’s Nortwa’ Gallery at Lettan 1000-1200,

Ruth Brough at Millhouse 1000-1200    

Craft (C) and Spinning (S) –

Brigend (C) 1000-1200;

Little Isegarth (C&S) 1000-1200;

Castlegreen (C&S) 1000-1800                         

Gardens: Millhouse, Viggie, Warbreckan, Westbank, Upper

Breckan, Lealand, Braeside, Ladybank, West Manse, Lettan

Open Studios & Gardens on Sunday 1^st July

                                                                                    Art - Bill McArthur’s Nortwa’ Gallery at Lettan 1000-1200,

Ruth Brough at Millhouse 1000-1200     

Craft (C) and Spinning (S) –

Brigend (C) 1000-1200;

Little Isegarth (C&S) 1000-1200;

Castlegreen (C&S) 1000-1800                         

Gardens: Millhouse, Viggie, Warbreckan, Westbank,

Upper Breckan, Lettan                                                                                    

Hostelries – meal times  

                                                                                                 Ayre’s Rock – No Chip Shop on Saturday night  

Heilsa Fjold – café open Friday, Saturday & Sunday afternoons

Backaskaill - Lunchtimes 1200 - 1415; Evenings (bookings

required) 1700 to 2000: No Sunday lunches                

Belsair – Lunchtimes 1200-1430; Afternoon snacks; Friday &

Saturday Evenings (not Sunday) 1800-2000    

Kettletoft Hotel – Lunchtimes 1200 to 1400;

Evenings 1700-2000                                                                        

Dingle Days - Modern life on the Antarctic Peninsula

An illustrated talk by Dickie Hall

Community Room, 1230 for 1245

Sunday 1^st July - £3/£1

Dickie joined the British Antarctic Survey in 2005 as

Wintering Terrestrial Biologist at Rothera Research Station

on Adelaide Island, Antarctica. After 32 months he headed

North to civilisation but found life unbearable without the

company of Penguins. He returned to the Antarctic for a

further 2 years, most recently in the capacity of Wintering

Base Commander. He has travelled extensively in the

support of science in Western Antarctica. In this lecture he

offers a candid, humorous and sometimes poignant look at

the unique 18-month cycle of the modern British Antarctic

Research Station.