Status Updates From A Hebridean Omnibus: The Hi...

This reminds me of James Herriot; the same mixture of the narrator's incompetence compared to the locals, versus the locals' humorous habits and amusing moments of ignorance where modern life is concerned.
It took me a long time to work out that 'Miss Peckwitt' was the author's name pronounced in a Gaelic accent... and that 'Becky' was likewise a schoolyard nickname rather than her actual Christian name!

English tourists are annoying and demanding. They also do not understand the ways of the Bruachites, with the exception of the lady who enjoys boat trips.

Miss Peckwitt (as she's called by the natives) has settled into life as a crofter and is doing "beautiful just."

Finished The Hills is Lonely, which ends with a riotous wedding celebration. On to The Sea for Breakfast.

Started this today on a car trip. Lillian Beckwith goes to the Hebrides for her health and encounters many eccentrics.