An excellent exhibition of this title at the Edinburgh Festival included three large paintings by Moy Mackay including this of the Blue Cabin, with words by her sister, Janis Mackay. Moy works with felt and her Moy Mackay Gallery in Peebles shows a changing programme of art, ceramics and jewellery as well as her own work. I went there once, …
Sophie (9) and Issac (7). “……, I saw lots of star like crabs, fish and lots and lots of seaweed.” It is delightful what so many guests write and draw in the Visitors Book, whatever their ages or interests. In future these will be such formative memories. Adam & Roz from Bath’s fine and pretty crab also made it into …
After many years we have got around to replacing the rather flimsy entrance gates with something more substantial.
In the recent storms from the east, the harbour has experienced more snow than it’s had for a long time.
Phil & Tina, of the Haxby Bakehouse, outside York, make the best Rye bread ever ever.
The Cabin has been in the press again, with a wonderful article in House & Garden online by Nonie Niesewand.
We are immensely proud that Neil Barnard, of the Rachel May, has been nationally recognised for his skill and entrepreneurial abilities.
It is widely known that the ‘Glasgow Boys’ found the inspiration they sought at Cockburnspath and how they managed to substitute Scottish cabbages for French sunflowers!
‘Described by Stephen Fry as “the coviest of coves”, the conservation of Scotland’s pretty Cove Harbour is part supported by profits from this sea-facing cabin.
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One of our recent shoots at Cove has been part of BBC2’s superb four part ‘Story of Scottish Art’ with Cove standing in for Campbeltown, Kintyre.
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