On my recent walking tour of the Orkney islands, our walking guide, Nigel had told us to be on the lookout for the elusive Primula scotica or Scottish Primrose. It was sharp-eyed Elaine who spied it first. Declared to be nationally scarce, it was indeed a lucky find! It is only small, about 13 mm across and maybe 7 – 8 cm tall. This one found on the walk from Skara Brae to Yesnaby.
Robyn Lang is a photographer and writer. Up till recently she's been the 'analytical scientist' but is now discovering a new creative side to her life which disproves the old right brain: left brain dichotomy.
Finally, enjoying a complete brain Robyn is writing, photographing and walking her way around the world.
Robyn lives and works in Wollongong, Australia - a not so secret treasure and the 10th largest city in Australia.
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