MABEL’S BLOG

MABEL’S BLOG

We love dogs and we are very happy to welcome friendly adult dogs and their owners.

Powdermills Bed and Breakfast in Inveraray is ideal for dogs. It has slate floors with rugs and direct access out into our secure 10-acre garden. We have established routes around the grounds that are perfect for an early morning or early evening walk with your dog.

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A Write Difference – Alayah Mulholland

29 July 2025

Alayah Mulholland asks questions that nobody has ever wanted to hear the answers to. By shining a light on notions both strange and splendiferous, she invites readers to take a closer look at their own offbeat thoughts, and to take them a step further.   Born in Inverness in 2002, Alayah grew up with a love […]

A Write Difference – Nicole Hunter

29 July 2025

Nicole Hunter, born in 2003 in Stirling, Scotland, is a poet whose work explores the rich interplay between comedy, fantasy, science fiction, and the natural world. With a keen eye for detail and a vivid imagination, she crafts verses that invite readers to see the world through fresh and captivating perspectives.  Her poetry often blends […]

A Write Difference -Rebecca MacLeod

29 July 2025

Rebecca MacLeod lives in rural Sutherland and is a mother of one. Since childhood, Rebecca has filled countless notebooks with the opening chapters of unfinished novels. She currently writes poetry and young adult fiction, particularly in the psychological thriller sub-genre. In her writing, she explores dark and gothic themes, morally grey characters, and difficult relationships.  […]

Sue and Johnny – Everything and Anything- Season 3 Episiode 5 – Mourning is Over

20 July 2025

Mabel’s Gate

1 June 2025

The Scottish and English parliaments have been debating separate but similar Assisted Dying Bills in the last few weeks. The legislation focuses on the moral dilemma of assisting someone to take their life because they no longer want to live with a terminal illness.  Much of the discussion has centred on the safeguards that require […]