Latha na Gaidhlig

I was in Lochgilphead for much of the day, holding a surgery, meeting constituents and catching up with the local housing association.

For some reason , I hope because it is more prevalent, I was very aware of Gaelic in use , if not being spoken, all around me.

The local Co-op is trying hard with bi--lingual signage throughout the refurbished store and walking back into the car park mid afternoon (close to where the Scottish Salmon Company has its local office) I was struck by this on the side of a pick up.

It was on all their other vans too.