September 22, 2011
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We made bannocks with some of our bere that we growed I made ones with no treacle in them it was fun I liked geting my hands messy with flour on them. Trev the Kiwi bird was waching us he … Continue reading
September 16, 2011
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The P7s are going to Skye on a Crofting Connections trip. We are going on Monday 3rd October. We are making an iMovie on the iPad to show what we’ve done about cereals. But we had no pictures on the iPad so we had … Continue reading
November 9, 2010
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Some of the older children and Ms Breyley are visiting Edinburgh to attend a Scottish Parliamentary Reception to celebrate the work of the Crofting Connections Project. It has been quite an adventure already! We boarded the Northlink ferry in Lerwick … Continue reading
November 3, 2010
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Today we made a Crofting Connections book for Edinburgh. we worked all morning on it and we finally got it finished. We had to print off all our work and put in plastic wallets in a folder to take to Edinburgh. We … Continue reading
August 31, 2010
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Today we Harvest our bere. Mary our Crofting connections partner crofter said that we should havest the bere today other wise they will die. Bere is an old Shetland plant. We got some scissors because we couldn’t get a combine … Continue reading
August 31, 2010
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This morning we harvested our bere crop which is a traditional Shetland cereal. The stalk will be used for bedding for animals and the grain will be ground to make flour and bread. First we went to our patch and the big ones … Continue reading
August 31, 2010
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Today we harvested the bere (Shetland crop that is used alot) that we grew outside with our other cereals. Mary(Our Crofting Connections crofting partner) said that it would be time for us to cut the bere. Us four big ones got big … Continue reading
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