Chapter 16 » Stornoway, Scotland

The Last Pie and Pint

• Stornoway

Group of people watching a soccer game on a large screen in a decorated club with Celtic-themed banners and table settings.
Group of soccer fans wearing green and white striped jerseys watching a game on screens in a bar, with banners reading 'STOPNOWAY' in the background.
A glass of dark beer on a coaster on a wooden table inside a pub or bar. The background shows several empty tables and chairs, a TV on the wall showing a rugby player, a green sports jersey hanging on the wall, and various posters and signs. There is
A small dog with a white and brown coat, wearing a red harness and sitting on a wooden floor, looking up with attentive eyes.
Banner for Stornoway Saltire Celtic Supporters Club hanging on a wall in a room with a stage, alongside a Celtic flag with orange, white, and green colors laid out on the floor, and a projector screen showing a person in a suit.
An elderly man wearing glasses, a brown cap, and a cream cable-knit sweater is seated at a bar or counter, focused on something in front of him. He's sitting on a black leather barstool. A small dog with a red plaid bandana around its neck is lying o
A hand holding a half-eaten, cooked sausage baked inside a bread roll, with some white napkins or paper wrapped around it.
A man with gray hair, wearing a red beanie and a black Patagonia jacket with a hood, smiling in front of a wooden background.
Empty green wooden shelter on gravel path in open grassy field
Green welcome mat with the logo and text of the Stornoway Saltire Supporters Club, placed at the entrance to a room where people are gathered, some standing and watching a sports game on a TV screen.
Ovens filled with trays of baked pastry rolls and small pie-like desserts cooling on a black stovetop.
Group of people watching a soccer game on a large screen in a club room, with a banner for Saltire Celtic Supporters Club hanging on the wall. Several people are wearing green and white striped shirts.

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