Fair Isle

Tommy's "Wild Life" adventures. Lifestyle and island living insights on the most remote inhabited community in the UK. Fair Isle, Shetland Islands, Scotland. - Population 45 Resident Islanders, 1200 Sheep, 20,000 Puffins and a few rare birds.

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Saturday, February 26, 2011

Free Bird!

Great Black-Backed Gull - Found dead on the Beach - Wingspan over 5 feet.
photo by Henry, he wanted to make it looked like my head had wings...

Sunny Days!

Tidepooling in a t -shirt. The kids played outside all day. Henry caught this small Shanny Blenny, starfish, crabs, etc.

Pipit

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tommyart: Fair Isle, Shetland Islands, Scotland, United Kingdom; Welcome to my blog! I moved to Fair Isle Nov. 2006. Originally from Saratoga Springs, New York, USA. I live in the Auld Haa House built for the Laird in the early 1700’s. Wow! What history! What a view! I’m an “Artist” though it is not easy to finding the time to sculpt or paint around here. I have an Artist Studio and Gallery/Shop at the South Lighthouse. I also have reinstated the Fair Isle Lighthouse Keepers Golf Course on the nearby croft land. I run and operate as well as cook for my Auld Haa Guesthouse, with all those guest it keeps me pretty busy. A few hours every month I train as a member of H.M. Coastguard Search & Rescue Team. I have been a life long sport fisherman, since moving I have also become an enthusiastic birdwatcher. I like to share my adventures with friends & family. Media interest surrounded our move and choices, so people all over the world like to see if we are still alive. Birdwatchers wonder what bird is next? I promote Fair Isle by attracting visitors and worldwide awareness of Fair Isle, it’s knitting & heritage. I just love showing this truly amazing place to everyone, most especially my son. Cheers.

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