Lucky me. I’m travelling north to Edinburgh by train this morning and the weather is playing nicely for a change. Gone are the pea souper fogs! This means I’ll get a wonderful view of Lindisfarne, or the Holy Isle as it’s more commonly known. The island was named Lindisfarne after a particularly violent Viking attack in 793 AD.
Visitors need to beware of the time and tide. They wait for no one, cutting off the island twice a day. It is worth the added logistics to visit the island and it’s mediaeval architecture as well as wildlife.
As a bonus, you can take home a bottle of something very special, Lindisfarne Mead!
Wishing you all a wonderful Saturday xx
Today’s prompt featured ad/add/AD, a great challenge by Linda G Hill.
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Bonus points for you! Way to get all three in one post. Enjoy your day, it sounds wonderful!
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Much fun had by all. My liver is waiving a white flag!!
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LOL!!!
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Nicely done. Gotcha some bonus points and we learned a little history.
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Hehe … every day’s a school day 😆
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We are planning to visit Scotland and Edinburgh later this year. A lovely post.
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You’ll have so much fun. Plenty to see and do.😊
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Sounds like a magical place. I checked out that link and see what you mean about the water and the tides!
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