So, as some of you know, I live on Shetland. An archipelago half way between Bergen and Aberdeen. it is 165 miles from Lerwick to Thurso via Orkney.
So as you might expect it can get a bit blowy in such an exposed position. In fact it has been so blowy that we haven’t had a boat for four days… hopefully it will be in tomorrow.
The bread, meat and fruit and veg aisles looked like this…
They had some gammon and pork, plus some bacon and one packet of sausages, three avocado, two beetroot, three punnets of plums and six packets of Eccles cakes.
The in store bakery section wasn’t bad. Obviously people seemed to only want sliced bread.
We were in to get some gift bags and some chocolates for a neighbour who helped capture our errant geese.
Living here does have its advantages though….
This was my run to work the other morning.
Bogenwald 
That’s a very nice sunrise! 🙂 They have had no packets of Eccles cakes after I’d have been in there – I know where my priorities lie! Hope you get re-provisioned soon!
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To be fair John, their Eccles cake supply was reduced after we went past…
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Haha, excellent! 🙂
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Fine pic that last! As for the supplies, paraphrasing what it seems Dowding said ¨Trust the Lord and pray for the boat”… Have a nice weekend.
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Looks like the food store shelves here in North Carolina if someone just says the word “snow’. Love the sunrise! It’s one of the many thing I miss from living up at higher latitudes!
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Wow, that’s a ransacked store! That must really suck. I imagine things can get quite expensive there too?
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Hope the food supply has sorted itself out by now!
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Yeah, we have stopped eating moss and roadkill now 😀
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Great sunset. Sea moss is Ok not sure about the road kill though – can wreck the suspension.
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