When Paul Maden and James Findlay moved from the busy city of Glasgow to set up Cocoa Mountain in Balnakeil Craft Village in the windswept, north-west corner of the Highlands, their friends thought they were mad. Situated in a disused RAF Cold War Camp linked to an early-warning system of nuclear attack, the Village’s run-down low-lying buildings may not be pretty but there are studios of colour and talent within, not least the old sergeant’s mess where the
