Things to do in Lerwick

I took advantage of the weekend to go to Leweike. I went there in winter. I took an overnight boat from Aberdeen and arrived at Wei Ke in the morning. The moment I entered the port, I felt like I was at the edge of the world. Even the sun at noon was hanging low in the distant sky like dusk. Apart from Leweike, there was no tree. Let's go to the beach to have a look. There were strong winds and huge waves. My brother's grass was blown to one direction. Groups of white or black hares fled in all directions when they saw us coming, running towards the potatoes they had everywhere. From Leweike to its original capital, I can't remember the name clearly. There was a smaller one, which was just walking past, about ten kilometers. There were no buses on weekend mornings. I returned to Wei Ke and ate at a Chinese restaurant called Red Dragon or Great Wall? I stayed in a family hotel at night. It was very clean and ate fish and chips. The overall feeling was just as I met on the boat. The locals said that there was a website called getwhite.

Such a beautiful place! A lovely coastaltown with ice cream shops nearby.