Crofting Connections Contact Address
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Pam Rodway - Project Co-Ordinator
| Telephone: | 07917 230 124 |
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| Address: | Soil Association Scotland 18c Liberton Brae Edinburgh EH16 |
Karen Campbell - Project Officer
| Telephone: | 01599 530 006 |
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| Address: | The Scottish Crofting Federation Unit 26/1B Kyle Industrial Estate Kyle IV40 8AX |
| Office Hours: | Monday to Thursday: 1.30 to 5.30 Friday: 2.30 to 5.00 |
Please feel free to phone and leave a message at any time.
There are lots of different colours of wool there’s moorit, black, white, katmoget, and gulmoget. Shetland wool is very soft so you get soft jumpers but most Shetland wool comes from Australia and it’s a denser fleece. You can do lots of different things with wool like knit a jumper, scarves, make rugs, blankets, knit hats and felt.
Read full article: Shetland WoolDalwhinnie Primary, May 2010
The children here at Dalwhinnie Primary School had a very special experience in May when they went to the Highland Folk Park in Newtonmore to help with planting potatoes. The children had previously planted 5 varieties of potatoes that had come as part of the crofting Connections project at school. These they had planted in bags alongside the variety that they received as part of the RHET Grow and Count project.
Read full article: Dalwhinnie Primary, May 2010
