Charivaria (or everything else!)

Why Charivaria?
Although, strictly speaking, 'Charivaria' refers to a confused medley of sounds, it was used in the same sense as it is here in that great satirical magazine of the twentieth century 'Punch'.

Guest Book
Visit our Guest book and submit an entry if you would like to. It will take a day or two before your entry appears.

Page of the day
The page of the day contains a collection of jokes, tales and pictures.

The tales follow two people, well known in Assynt. The first is Coinneach Odhar Fiosaiche better known as the Brahan Seer who was also called the Nostradamus of the Highlands.

The other is the Reverend Norman Macleod sometimes called the modern Moses. He led his people from Assynt, first to Canada and finally to New Zealand.

Contact us
Contact us if you want to know more about the area or are interested in learning about web page production.

Driving on single track roads
For many visitors, their first holiday in the Highlands is also their first experience of driving on single track roads. Here are few tips to make your trip more pleasant.

Slide shows
There are two slide shows. The first shows views of the coast between Lochinver and Kylesku taken on a trip in the MV Statesman. The second shows the gardens at Kerrachar. Note that the resolution of these pictures has been reduced in order to reduce the time taken for them to download.