Author Archives: Fearnan Village Association

Heart 200 Heart 200 is a new touring route of approximately 200 miles around Perth, Stirling, The Trossachs and Highland Perthshire, and modelled on the North Coast 500.  It is due to launch at the end of May, and although … Continue reading →

A Ceremony of Commemoration for the Fearnan Air Crash was held in the village on 6th May – almost exactly 76 years after the crash in which 3 members of the Moscow Special Assignment Air Group and a Czechoslovakian colleague … Continue reading →

Yesterday, the memorial stone commemorating the Fearnan air crash of 1943 arrived on site, ahead of the ceremony on Monday 6th May. It has been installed close to the site of the crash in the Cow Park, just beyond Clach-an-Tuirc. … Continue reading →

Felting For Fun Cath McGregor is running  special Felting Taster Sessions on Saturday 20th April at the Pop-Up Market in The Courtyard at Kenmore. The sessions are in aid of Alzheimer Scotland and Dementia Dogs, and in return for a … Continue reading →

Last Saturday marked the official opening of the 2019 season at the Scottish Crannog Centre near Kenmore on Loch Tay.  The Crannog itself is a reconstruction of Oakbank Crannog – one of two that lie off shore at Fearnan, and … Continue reading →

Well, March certainly came in like a lion, in the form of Storm Gareth – let’s hope it obeys the old adage and leaves like a lamb at the end of the month. Air Crash Commemoration 6th May Preparations are … Continue reading →

Commemoration of the Fearnan Aircrash – 6th May 2019 We are delighted to be able to let you know about an important event that will be happening in the village on 6th May 2019. It is nearly 76 years since … Continue reading →

This is a summary of some of the diary dates on the Blog’s What’s On page which has been updated.  There is a link to the page, where there is more info and contact details, in the black bar immediately … Continue reading →

It will not have escaped your notice that most of the mainstream media are marking the end of the year with Reviews of 2018.  ‘Well, why not?’, thought the Fearnan Blog, so here is a selection of our highlights from … Continue reading →

Mulled Wine & Mince Pies The recommended dress code for our recent Mulled Wine and Mince Pies event was Christmas jumpers.  We certainly got Christmas jumpers – and Christmas socks, Christmas aprons, Christmas braces, Christmas headgear, a Christmas onesie and … Continue reading →