Yesterday I gave my first very unrevealing clue as to where I had been away on holiday – images of the Hound on a beach.
Today I provide a very revealing clue for anyone that might have been in that neck of the woods – the most enchanting library I have ever come across. To get to it one needs to take a walk into the woods…

If you look carefully you may also see the Hound half-hiding.
Inside the place is a ramshackle wonderland full of messages and artwork, as well as a few books. Paper and pencils are left to encourage visitors to contribute further.



So there it is my second clue and one of the images is particularly helpful – but no clues as to which one.
I trust you have enjoyed your visit to this wonderful library.
What a fabulous find indeed! Lucky you!
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It was so unusual and inspirational….
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Wonderful idea, wonderful images, wonderful trip!
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Thank you, the library is a real find and well worth the walk alone. 🐾🐾
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Well done Sarah! What a delightful place MM! Now what was the clue .. ? 😃
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The clue is in the image of the young boy, look carefully and you can see what looks like sugar loaf mountain rising from the sea. This is the distinctive shape of Ailsa Craig. Anyone who has been to this neck of the woods would have recognised it. 😀
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Oh it took me a while to find but you’ve been on Arran! What a wonderful idea for an educational centre for children 😀 Please tell me you photographed the waterfalls?!?
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Oh Sarah you clever little girl you, go to the top of the class immediately. It was more a family trip in which I took a few photos rather than a photo trip 😐 We did do Glenashdale of which I do have a couple of pics as well as Eas Mor, right by the library. Eas Mor did not have a lot of water flowing over it, so despite the drop it was not very impressive. The view out to sea was pretty stunning mind. How are you my friend?
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My dad started up a bit of a “where’s this” guessing game on Facebook and I have got rather good at finding them on Google 😉 It’s all about putting in the right search words! In this case it was Log Cabin Library. I really do think it’s a wonderful idea!! Lovely to have a family trip to such a beautiful place 🙂 Hound obviously enjoyed himself! It’s been a very dry winter and Spring down here and over much of the UK so I guess it’s affected the islands too 😦 I’m not too bad! It’s been a busy month in lots of good ways but I have been resting this week. Anything fun planned for the bank holiday weekend?
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I am working over the bank holiday weekend, but worse things could happen – afterall I have only just come back from Scotland. It was a superb place for a family holiday, particularly with the rented house leading directly onto the beach through a small gate. One morning there was even an otter bounding up the garden – pity I missed that one mind. Hound was in his element. Next holiday in May, not long now. May have to make the clues less Google friendly 😉
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Oh it sounds absolutely perfect!! Don’t you think it’s ridiculously expensive to holiday in the UK though? The cost of renting cottages is crazy!
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A lot of them are, but here we got the house for 9 people and a dog, and we were charged a good bit less than a grand. In this case it was excellent value and the house was perfect. In Devon / Dorset it was ridiculously expensive when we went there…Supply and demand I guess
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It definitely works out better if there’s a big group! I really want to go to the Isle of Wight for a few days but it’s almost more expensive than Greece for two weeks 😦
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Insane
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It’s amazing! And so beautiful and charming :
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So glad you like it, it is absolutely enchanting, as if plucked from a fairytale 🍀
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