CÒIG SGIATHAN | FIVE WINGS // Walk with Rody Gorman – Rubha nam Brathairean (Brothers Point), Staffin
Date:
21 September 2017
Time:
11.00am - 2.00pm
Location:
Culnacnoc, Staffin
Enquiry Email:
rosie@atlasarts.org.uk
Enquiry Telephone:
07787 551 847
Join poet and writer Rody Gorman on a short walk to Rubha nam Brathairean (Brothers Point) in the crofting township of Culnacnoc on the dramatic east coast of the Trotternish peninsular. During the excursion, Rody will be talking about his work and what inspires his creativity.
ABOUT RODY GORMAN
Rody Gorman was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1960 and now lives on the Isle of Skye, where he works as creative writing tutor and lecturer, and edits the annual Irish/Scottish poetry journal An Guth. He writes in both Irish and Scottish Gaelic and translates into and between those languages, and his own poetry has been translated into many languages.
ABOUT RUBHA NAM BRATHAIREAN
The most easterly point of the Trotternish peninsula on Skye and where dinosaur tracks were discovered a some years ago. A hidden gem.
To book call, email or text Rosie Somerville
All walks are FREE
GRID REFERENCE – NG516625
MEETING POINT – A855 Culnacnoc – in lay by north of Glenview Inn.
WHAT TO BRING
Suitable clothing and footwear for the conditions and packed lunch.
GRADE – B
Walk Grading
A – Easy B – Intermediate C – Challenging
Part of Tha Seo Math Dhuibh | Good For You, in collaboration with Aros & Staffin Community Trust
