What To Bring
Its good to be well prepared when you come to the Shieling Project.
We will be spending a lot of time outside: walking, drawing, talking, working, and we need to be comfortable. The basic equipment is a waterproof jacket and waterproof over-trousers and wellies. These are essential even for a short visit, and will help you keep on getting outside whatever the weather. When you book with the project you will receive a full kit list to help you prepare.
They were simple huts lived in during the warmer months by families taking their cattle away up into the hills for summer grazing.
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The ancient Highland shielings inspiring 21st Century living: Thanks to @alicampsie75 for this article @scot_heritage #shielinglife https://t.co/AhTz9vGI1n
The ancient Highland shielings inspiring 21st Century living: Thanks to @alicampsie75 for this article @scot_heritage #shielinglife https://t.co/AhTz9vGI1n
— The Shieling Project (@shielingproject) August 4, 2018
Sad to say goodbye to our amazing DofE gold residentialists... Epic work on our byre roof this week! #DofEgold #buildityourself https://t.co/vpYMcsdvUX
Sad to say goodbye to our amazing DofE gold residentialists... Epic work on our byre roof this week! #DofEgold #buildityourself pic.twitter.com/vpYMcsdvUX
— The Shieling Project (@shielingproject) August 3, 2018
Welcome to the world little Bunnahabhain our Shetland cross Aberdeen Angus heifer... Isla did such a wonderful job, raise your glasses! https://t.co/gJtWBfmVBg
Welcome to the world little Bunnahabhain our Shetland cross Aberdeen Angus heifer... Isla did such a wonderful job, raise your glasses! pic.twitter.com/gJtWBfmVBg
— The Shieling Project (@shielingproject) July 30, 2018
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Photos by the Shieling Project, Mhairi Baird, George Logan and David Powell